perjurious Synonyms
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Strongest:
- honest
- true
- candid
- truthful
- true
- sincere
- straightforward
- open
- candid
- truthful
- open
- honest
- sincere
- straightforward
Strong:
- earnest
- ethical
- conscientious
- scrupulous
- veracious
- plainspoken
- moral
- principled
- moral
- ethical
- reliable
- trustworthy
- earnest
- dependable
- dependable
- scrupulous
- trustworthy
- plainspoken
- conscientious
- reliable
- veracious
- principled
- honorable
- honorable
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perjurious Meaning
Webster
perjurious (a.)
Alt. of Perjurous
perjurious Sentence Examples
- The witness gave perjurious testimony under oath, intentionally misleading the jury.
- The accused was convicted of perjury for providing false information in court.
- The perjurious statement was used as evidence against the defendant in the trial.
- The lawyer's perjurious argument led to a mistrial, forcing the case to be retried.
- The whistleblower's perjurious testimony exposed the corruption within the organization.
- The insurance company denied the claimant's claim based on perjurious statements made in the application.
- The political candidate was accused of making perjurious statements during his campaign speeches.
- The doctor's perjurious medical report resulted in the patient being falsely diagnosed and prescribed unnecessary treatment.
- The tax returns were rejected due to perjurious information being submitted.
- The perjurious testimony of the eyewitness cast doubt on the credibility of the entire case.
FAQs About the word perjurious
Alt. of Perjurous
fallacious, misleading, false, untrue,erroneous, mendacious,hypocritical, untruthful, dishonest, insincere
honest, true, candid, truthful, true, sincere, straightforward, open, candid,truthful
The witness gave perjurious testimony under oath, intentionally misleading the jury.
The accused was convicted of perjury for providing false information in court.
The perjurious statement was used as evidence against the defendant in the trial.
The lawyer's perjurious argument led to a mistrial, forcing the case to be retried.
