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Meanings of liar in English
Usage of liar in English
1
The father insists that the boy, in general, is an excessive liar.
2
He was no traitor; he was no coward; he was no liar.
3
You are a liar; it was only the ribbon of his shoe.
4
The role played in society by the pathological liar is very striking.
5
The liar and the murderer are joined together to receive the curse.
6
I believe I called you a liar; I will do so again.
7
He has pride; and no proud boy can be long a liar.
8
The new code of the liar has not yet made this demonstration.
9
The perspiration now rolled in visible drops down the tortured liar's face.
10
Unless you care to call me a liar in so many words.
11
That you should deem me a liar in professing to love you-
12
S: Tomorrow shall they know who is the liar, the insolent one.
13
And when were deer ever found in the hunting-path of the liar?
14
I waive my rank for the sweet privilege of killing this liar.
15
The schoolmaster remembered that he had been a liar and a bully.
16
That you are the most contemptible liar that I have ever known.
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Australia
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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