lie convincingly
Frequency: 6.55.4 per million words
to tell a lie in a way that makes people believe it
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Examples (20)
- He has the unfortunate ability to lie so convincingly that everyone trusts him.
- He was unable to lie convincingly.
- She lied convincingly about her whereabouts on the night of the crime.
- She tried to lie convincingly about her whereabouts, but her eyes betrayed her.
- To be a successful spy, you must be able to lie convincingly under pressure.
- It's difficult to lie convincingly when you know the truth.
- The child was surprisingly good at lying convincingly about eating the cookies.
- The politician learned to lie convincingly over years of practice.
- It takes a certain kind of personality to lie convincingly without showing any signs of guilt.
- He can lie convincingly to anyone, a true master of deception.
- He thought he could lie convincingly, but the detective saw right through him.
- To lie convincingly, one must believe their own falsehoods.
- The politician lied convincingly during the debate, and his poll numbers went up.
- She had to lie convincingly to protect her friend.
- I find it impossible to lie convincingly; my face always gives me away.
- Despite his efforts, he couldn't lie convincingly under pressure.
- If you can't lie convincingly, it's better to just tell the truth.
- An actor must be able to lie convincingly on stage.
- She will need to lie convincingly to get herself out of this difficult situation.
- The child attempted to lie convincingly about the broken vase.