"Prevaricator" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples
"Prevaricator" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers
"Prevaricator" Meaning
A person who lies or tells false or misleading information, often repeatedly or habitually, typically with a smooth or convincing manner. Synonyms: liar, deceiver, falsifier.
"Prevaricator" Examples
Examples of "Prevaricator"
Noun:
1. The con artist was convicted of being a prevaricator and sentenced to lengthy imprisonment.2. The politician's perpetual lies made her a notorious prevaricator in the media.
3. His dishonest nature transformed him into a skilled prevaricator.
4. Her inability to tell the truth revealed her true colors as a skilled prevaricator.
5. Detectives narrowed down the list of suspects and found themselves dealing with a suspect who had the lion's share of prevaricator tendencies.
"Prevaricator" Similar Words
Prevaricate
To speak or act in a way that is not straightforward or honest; to give evasive or deceptive answers, often in order to avoid telling the truth or to avoid accusations.
Prevaricated
To prevaricate means to speak or act in a dishonest or deceitful manner, often by delaying or evading the truth, or by using words with ambiguous or unclear meaning in order to conceal or distort the truth. It involves being deliberately vague or ambiguous, or providing incomplete or misleading information in order to mislead or deceive others.
Prevaricates
To speak falsely or deceitfully, often by boasting or exaggerating. To use deceitful or evasive language in speech or writing.
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Prevenient
Coming before others in time, priority. <br><br>Example: "The college was prevenient in opening a new playground for the students."<br><br>OR <br><br>Existent before a particular time, situation, or event.<br><br>Example: "It was usual that she believed in a prevenient soul, and that each person had one before birth."
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