Definition

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Example

The lies of the story made it more interesting.

Conversation

I just had the most lies day at the park!

That sounds amazing! What did you do?

We had a picnic and played games; it was just lies fun.

I wish I could have joined you; that sounds like a blast!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

Untruths or false statements that someone tells, often to deceive others.

Example

He told a series of lies to avoid getting in trouble.

Conversation

I was reading a book about how lies can affect relationships.

That sounds interesting! What did it say?

It mentioned that even small lies can build up over time.

Definition

To be in a horizontal position on a surface or to rest in a flat position.

Example

He lies down on the couch to take a nap.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I can't believe he lies so easily.

Right? It’s frustrating when people are dishonest.

I thought we were supposed to trust each other.

Root Explanation

The word 'lies' originates from Old English 'leogan', meaning to tell an untruth or to deceive. It is the plural form of 'lie', which refers to false statements or untruths.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'leogan' which means to deceive — that's why 'lies' refers to untruths.

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