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Перевод: mendacity

[существительное]
лживость ; ложь

Тезаурус:

1. "The Welsh accent has this connotation of mendacity.
2. Count Munichhausen who supplied him was probably the Premierminister des Kurfurstentums Hannover, Adolph Freiherr von Munchhausen (1698-;1770) (not the Lugendbaron Hieronymus Freiherr von Munchhausen notorious for the mendacity of his tales of his military exploits!).
3. It was this more than anything that impelled Havel into active opposition, and there's little doubt that it's his reputation as a truth-teller, a man whose word is to be trusted, that most commends him to a nation recovering from constitutional mendacity.
4. (As the governor had to confess to a Commons select committee on February 19th, banks are not supposed to belong to people publicly castigated for past mendacity - as the Fayeds were, by inspectors from the Department of Trade and Industry in 1988.)
5. Russell smiled again but Dexter found it impossible to decide whether it was a smile of contemplation, charm or mendacity - or all three.
6. Jeremy Seabrook on mendacity and the election
7. The examples of scientific "betrayal" which Broad and Wade assemble for inspection range from routine opportunism to bare-faced mendacity.
8. As a consequence, the very idea of politics became degraded and execrated in the minds of the citizens, as it seemed to them synonymous with lawlessness, mendacity and opportunism."
9. Greed, anger, mendacity (qualities which we unjustifiably ascribe routinely to animals) are his stock in trade.
10. It has been suggested that those who lied to the pollsters, for whatever reason, later recoiled in horror when starkly confronted with the implication of their mendacity - Glenys Kinnock in Number 10 - and voted Tory.
11. At the Northampton Forest Eyre of 1255 John Lovet, a verderer, had to pay the substantial fine of twelve marks "for mendacity and concealment": he had contradicted his roll by saying that the deer which had been taken in the forest by the men of the parson of Eaton Maudit "was a certain sheep".