taradiddle (Meaning)

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taradiddle (n)

a trivial lie

pretentious or silly talk or writing

The politician's speech was a blatant taradiddle, full of empty promises and distortions.
Don't believe that taradiddle about winning the lottery; it's just a ploy to sell tickets.
My grandmother used to caution me that taradiddles were a dangerous habit that could damage my reputation.
The salesman's exaggerated claims about the product were nothing more than a taradiddle intended to entice customers.
The child told a taradiddle about breaking the vase in an attempt to avoid punishment.
The newspaper article exposed the taradiddles spread by a celebrity to boost their image.
The politician's taradiddles about economic recovery were met with skepticism from the public.
The marketing campaign relied on taradiddles to create an inflated sense of value for the product.
The witness's testimony was full of taradiddles, casting doubt on their credibility.
The gossipmonger's taradiddles spread throughout the town, causing unnecessary drama and distrust.

a trivial lie, pretentious or silly talk or writing

lie, tale, story, mendacity, nonsense, ambiguity, fiction, falsehood, exaggeration, falsity

truth, fact, truth, fact, truism, truthfulness,truthfulness, confirmation, truism, confirmation

The politician's speech was a blatant taradiddle, full of empty promises and distortions.

Don't believe that taradiddle about winning the lottery; it's just a ploy to sell tickets.

My grandmother used to caution me that taradiddles were a dangerous habit that could damage my reputation.

The salesman's exaggerated claims about the product were nothing more than a taradiddle intended to entice customers.