untruthfulness
111truthlessness — (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun The practice of lying: falsehood, inveracity, mendacity, perjury, untruthfulness. See TRUE …
112disingenuousness — dis·in gen·u·ous·ness || ‚dɪsɪn dÊ’enjÊŠÉ™nɪs n. untruthfulness, dishonesty, quality of lacking candor; hypocrisy, insincerity …
113falseness — false·ness || fÉ”Ëlsnɪs n. dishonesty, untruthfulness, deceitfulness …
114mendacities — men daci·ty || men dæsÉ™tɪ n. untruthfulness; falsity, dishonesty …
115mendacity — men daci·ty || men dæsÉ™tɪ n. untruthfulness; falsity, dishonesty …
116untruthful — adjective not truthful. Derivatives untruthfully adverb untruthfulness noun …
117mendacity — n. 1. Disposition to lie, habit of lying, falsehood, habitual lying, duplicity, deceit, untruthfulness, deception. 2. Falsehood, lie, untruth …
118dishonesty — noun Richard was a victim of his business manager s dishonesty Syn: fraud, fraudulence, corruption, cheating, chicanery, double dealing, deceit, deception, duplicity, lying, falseness, falsity, falsehood, untruthfulness; craft, cunning, trickery …
119falsehood — noun 1) a downright falsehood Syn: lie, untruth, fib, falsification, fabrication, invention, fiction, story, cock and bull story, flight of fancy; half truth; informal tall story, tall tale, fairy tale, whopper See note at …
120lying — 1. noun she was no good at lying Syn: untruthfulness, fabrication, fibbing, perjury, white lies; falseness, falsity, dishonesty, mendacity, telling stories, invention, misrepresentation, deceit, duplicity; literary perfidy Ant: honesty …
