What is another word for liar?
Pronunciation:
[ lˈa͡ɪ͡ə], [ lˈaɪə], [ l_ˈaɪə]
Synonyms for Liar:
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n.
• faker • person- liar .
Other synonyms:
- CONMAN ,
- apple polisher ,
- bottom feeder ,
- charlatan ,
- charmer ,
- cheat ,
- con artist ,
- con woman ,
- fabulist ,
- falsifier ,
- fibber ,
- flatterer ,
- four-flusher ,
- fox ,
- fraud ,
- grifter ,
- huckster ,
- hypocrite ,
- impostor ,
- kiss-ass ,
- manipulator ,
- mountebank ,
- pharisee ,
- politician ,
- rascal ,
- rogue ,
- scoundrel ,
- shark ,
- shill ,
- shyster ,
- sleazebag ,
- smoothie ,
- sycophant ,
- trickster ,
- varlet ,
- viper ,
- weasel ,
- wheeler dealer .
- adventurer ,
- crook ,
- fabricator ,
- fake ,
- fiddler ,
- fixer ,
- humbug ,
- knave ,
- sham ,
- sleaze ,
- storyteller ,
- wretch .
- operator .
Other relevant words:
- Capper ,
- Deluder ,
- Dissimulator ,
- Double dealer ,
- Fabler ,
- Fibster ,
- Gabber ,
- Leaser ,
- Palterer ,
- Pseudologist ,
- Romancer ,
- Satan ,
- Storier ,
- Story-teller ,
- Whited Sepulchre ,
- ananias ,
- bear false witness ,
- bouncer ,
- brown-nose ,
- bunko steerer ,
- carpetbagger ,
- cheater ,
- cheating ,
- chess ,
- con man ,
- confidence man ,
- darnel ,
- deceitful ,
- deceiver ,
- equivocator ,
- faker ,
- false ,
- false witness ,
- fib ,
- flimflammer ,
- forswear ,
- hoaxer ,
- imposter ,
- liars ,
- lie ,
- lying ,
- maligner ,
- mendacious ,
- misleader ,
- mythomaniac ,
- oilskin ,
- pathological liar ,
- perjure oneself ,
- perjurer ,
- phony ,
- prankster ,
- pretender ,
- prevaricator ,
- promoter ,
- pseudologue ,
- quack ,
- ringer ,
- scamp ,
- slicker ,
- spieler ,
- spinner of yarns ,
- swindler ,
- tare ,
- tartuffe ,
- teller ,
- teller of tales ,
- true ,
- two-face ,
- yarn spinner .
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How to use "Liar" in context?
A liar is someone who tends to omit, or distort, aspects of the truth in order to deceive others. Lying can take many forms, from telling little white lies to large-scale lies intended to hurt or harm someone. Lying can be a habitual behavior, and the liar may find it difficult to trust other people. Lying can be a sign of addiction, mental illness, or personality type disorders. Lying can also occur as a result of coercion or pressure from others.
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