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mendacity [ingl. am. mɛnˈdæsədi, ingl. brit. mɛnˈdasəti] SUST. U form.

mendacity (of person)

mendacidad f liter.

mendacity (of report)

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mendacity form.

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Mendacity, not technology, lies behind the fall of newspapers. dissidentvoice.org

To understand the significance of this policy issue, it is important to review the facts and separate the truth from mendacity. www.dispatch.com

But goodness me, even at that distance, watching him in all his calculating mendacity is an experience that has you reaching for the soap. www.telegraph.co.uk

It is unclear whether this process has successfully balanced the right of free speech with the public's right to be protected against misinformation and mendacity. theconversation.com

Cloaking it all is obfuscation, political mendacity, and endemic denial. www.telegraph.co.uk

Faith gleans clues from the mendacity tree, a prized specimen that feeds on the falsehoods she whispers to it. www.telegraph.co.uk

Technology, seen in conventional utopian circles as emancipative, has become the handmaiden for acts, conscious or otherwise, of orchestrated mendacity. www.counterpunch.org

Second (and not entirely unrelated to the first) is the triumph of mendacity. www.libdemvoice.org

I showed him the mendacity and absurdity of the presumption of his questions. newsinfo.inquirer.net

It does not deserve the charge of mendacity brought against it by some, though the adulation of others is nearly as injudicious. en.wikipedia.org

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