Deceit
Deceit noun - The tendency to tell lies.
Usage example: she's completely free of deceit
Mendaciousness and deceit are semantically related in dishonesty topic. In some cases you can use "Mendaciousness" instead a noun "Deceit".
Mendaciousness
Mendaciousness noun - The tendency to tell lies.
Usage example: her memoirs have such an air of pervasive mendaciousness that she seems to have lost all sense of what truth is
Deceit and mendaciousness are semantically related in dishonesty topic. You can use "Deceit" instead a noun "Mendaciousness".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- falsehood and deceit
- falsehood and mendaciousness
- artifice and deceit
- artifice and mendaciousness
- cunning and deceit
- cunning and mendaciousness
- double-dealing and deceit
- double-dealing and mendaciousness
- lying and deceit
- lying and mendaciousness
- craft and deceit
- craft and mendaciousness
- misrepresentation and deceit
- misrepresentation and mendaciousness
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