mendaciousness

nounCommon GRE wordMore M words

the quality of being inclined to lying or marked by falsehood

In a sentence

Mendaciousness in a sentence

Here is an example sentence showing mendaciousness in a sentence.

His mendaciousness eventually cost him every friend who once trusted his word.

Synonyms

dishonestyuntruthfulnessdeceitfulness

Antonyms

truthfulnessveracity

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Common questions

Mendaciousness (noun) means the quality of being inclined to lying or marked by falsehood

Here is mendaciousness used in an example sentence: "His mendaciousness eventually cost him every friend who once trusted his word."

Common synonyms for mendaciousness include dishonesty, untruthfulness, deceitfulness.

Antonyms of mendaciousness include truthfulness, veracity.

Mendaciousness is a GRE-level vocabulary word worth knowing for the Verbal section.

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