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This line of thought is mendacious to say the least.

But the Yes camp have been quite mendacious, on a number of points, too.

I wanted to have nothing to do with this mendacious social moral.

It is mendacious to suggest such an examination was not allowed.

With the cool cat away, the mendacious mouse would play.

Who of us does not know our troubles, covered as they are with mendacious statistics?

It's mean and mendacious as ever in this country.

"Mendacious smear, some would say was going miles too far," he said.

Most of the money goes to buy television commercials that are often misleading and even mendacious.

Perhaps it provided the only drama in his otherwise artificial, mendacious life.

It's either total stupidity or mendacious lies to even suggest such a thing.

Then it will be time to meet that mendacious midget of yours.

It's also possible that if all your friends say you're making a mistake, they're not mendacious back-stabbers but simply right.

Nine out of 10 claims referred to him prove "mendacious" to some degree, he says.

That is why I do not think that we should be taken in by these mendacious arguments.

He was greedy and mendacious and yet you loved him.

Only the particularly nasty and mendacious types believe that.

I fear for the Country with this shower of mendacious idiots in charge!

"Ah, but I detect something mendacious in your voice and expression.

But assurances were offered, however mendacious, because no one wanted the merchants to flee.

"Peter hasn't called or come by," I told the mendacious duo.

The only thing driving this train wreck was a mendacious American government bent on making war for political gains.

So it was, and a particularly corrupt and mendacious kind of theater at that.

Monica, in her usual mendacious way, lied to Tripp about it.