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Meanings of prevarication in English
Synonyms
Examples for "lying"
Examples for "lying"
1
Low-lying areas from Haast to Karamea were particularly at risk, he said.
2
Solving the problem of the low-lying Levels is not a simple process.
3
He said Kiribati and other low-lying countries were already feeling the effects.
4
And I saw a juggler lying in the air in the amphitheatre.
5
Millions of people from China to Florida live in low-lying coastal areas.
1
This approach is compatible with the standard fabrication process in semiconductor industry.
2
The fabrication of the story was the chief amusement of the term.
3
Because it is a clumsy fabrication which simply could not be true.
4
The following is the order of the fabrication of a common gun:-
5
For the most commonly used nanoparticle carriers, fabrication methods are also reviewed.
Usage of prevarication in English
1
That is not true; and this is not the place for prevarication.
2
Anything less will feed into the sterile politics of drift and prevarication.
3
But his grand, simple, truthful spirit perceived no prevarication in her words.
4
You have simply discovered that I have not a leaning toward prevarication.
5
And I will say this, that here prevarication would avail you little.
6
I wonder, Ralph that you can give way to such mean-spirited prevarication.
7
This is no place wherein leasing availeth nor may prevarication be therein.'
8
Some experts also blame bureaucratic prevarication over rules for safety margins.
9
There was no longer any room for prevarication in Ireland or Irish America.
10
The original subheading used the word prevarication where indecisiveness was meant.
11
She had the cruel courage to conceal the truth by prevarication.
12
In these modern times, they can see nothing but prevarication and ruin .
13
He was assuming the man was English: his prevarication suggested it.
14
There'd be no room for prevarication, no chance to back out.
15
Talen tried to detect prevarication in Da's answer, but found none.
16
The question was too precisely put to allow of any prevarication.
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Prevarication through the time
Prevarication across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common