0 lying: --
She doesn't seem to understand the difference between truth and falsehood.
1 something that is not true; a lie --
Will he stop trying to spread falsehoods and concentrate on the crisis facing the agriculture industry?
I suggest that that is a letter containing falsehoods and slanderous attacks on those who are responsible for affairs at this time.
Alternatively, we must see whether such comments are based on misunderstandings and, subsequently, misreporting and falsehoods by the media.
I do not like debates on legislation which are falsehoods in legislative terms.
They said that the trade tells falsehoods about the commodity which it purveys.
Maybe they come up with some falsehoods and inaccuracies, but that is all part of the game.
Your proven steadiness and good sense will discard these appeals and discountenance these falsehoods.
I recognise that the statements which he made could all have contained falsehoods.
