"Liars" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Liars" Meaning

People who deliberately tell false or untrue statements or deceive others by making false claims.

"Liars" Examples

5 Usage Examples for the Word "Liars"

1.asive past 1 plural

People who habitually tell lies or falsehoods are often called liars.
Example: "Deceitful politicians are known as liars."

2.noun plural

The meeting was attended by a group of liars who denied the accusations.
Example: "The jury was skeptical of the testimony given by the liars on the stand."

3.v.verb transitive

She accused him of trying to cheat and said he is a liar.
Example: "The choirboys accused their former choir director of being a liar."

4.noun plural informal

The bunch of liars couldn't even keep their own story straight.
Example: "The team of liars were exposed by the whistleblower."

5.adj. adjective

A liar's reputation is often tarnished by their habitual dishonesty.
Example: "The liar's closet was filled with evidence of their deceitful acts."

Note: These examples are in an English native speaker's usage pattern and may vary based on regional differences and personal writing styles.