Synonyms for Lied:

• n.

  •hymn (noun)
  • ode,
  • descant,
  • paean,
  • aria,
  • laud,
  • lay,
  • shout,
  • chant,
  • ditty,
  • carol.
  •Other relevant words: (noun)
  • oratorio,
  • lied,
  • Lieder,
  • oratorios,
  • chorales,
  • Alleluia,
  • chorale,
  • psalm,
  • song of praise,
  • worship song,
  • vocal,
  • hallelujahs,
  • evensongs,
  • hymn,
  • evensong,
  • canticle,
  • Hosannas,
  • hallelujah,
  • chorals,
  • Canticles,
  • littany,
  • choral,
  • song,
  • hosanna,
  • alleluias.

• v.

  •adjoin (verb)
  • border,
  • be adjacent to,
  • lie,
  • butt,
  • join,
  • abut,
  • connect,
  • communicate,
  • touch,
  • link,
  • verge,
  • approximate,
  • neighbor,
  • lie beside.
  •bluff (verb)
  • defraud,
  • juggle,
  • bunco,
  • counterfeit,
  • feign,
  • humbug,
  • jive,
  • Illude,
  • fake out,
  • betray,
  • double-cross,
  • affect,
  • pretend,
  • trick,
  • simulate,
  • psych out,
  • fool,
  • shuck.
  •consist (verb)
  • dwell,
  • inhere,
  • abide,
  • be contained in,
  • be expressed by,
  • subsist,
  • be found in.
  •distort (verb)
  • change,
  • twist,
  • slant,
  • collapse,
  • bend,
  • slump,
  • torture,
  • crush,
  • phony up,
  • make out like,
  • contort,
  • angle,
  • color,
  • warp,
  • melt,
  • curve,
  • deviate,
  • wind,
  • writhe,
  • sag,
  • gnarl,
  • mangle,
  • garble,
  • whitewash,
  • decline,
  • trump up,
  • misinterpret,
  • Misshape,
  • knot,
  • misconstrue,
  • belie,
  • disfigure,
  • alter,
  • deteriorate,
  • wrench,
  • bias,
  • buckle,
  • put one on.
  •embroider (verb)
  • elaborate,
  • stretch the truth,
  • make federal case,
  • enlarge,
  • overstate,
  • pad,
  • overelaborate,
  • overdo,
  • hyperbolize,
  • blow-up,
  • make mountain out of molehill,
  • play up,
  • overemphasize,
  • romanticize,
  • yeast,
  • spread on thick,
  • aggrandize,
  • embellish,
  • distend,
  • build up,
  • dramatize,
  • expand,
  • overestimate,
  • enhance,
  • overembellish,
  • amplify,
  • heighten,
  • magnify,
  • puff.
  •equivocate (verb)
  • cop a plea,
  • elude,
  • dodge,
  • quibble,
  • hedge,
  • pussyfoot,
  • tell white lie,
  • pass the buck,
  • hem and haw,
  • parry,
  • sidestep,
  • cavil,
  • fence,
  • weasel,
  • double-talk,
  • mince words,
  • beg the question,
  • waffle,
  • evade,
  • blow hot and cold,
  • eschew,
  • cop out,
  • cover up,
  • flip-flop,
  • stonewall,
  • shuffle,
  • cloud the issue,
  • tergiversate,
  • give run around,
  • sit on the fence,
  • run around,
  • tergiverse,
  • beat around the bush,
  • escape.
  •lie (verb)
  • exist,
  • distort,
  • loll,
  • be supine,
  • concoct,
  • couch,
  • recline,
  • lounge,
  • be found,
  • malign,
  • pervert,
  • belong,
  • be on,
  • palter,
  • sleep,
  • exaggerate,
  • promote,
  • forswear,
  • Misinstruct,
  • put up a front,
  • dissimulate,
  • misstate,
  • be placed,
  • mislead,
  • stretch out,
  • be seated,
  • victimize,
  • misinform,
  • misrepresent,
  • make believe,
  • lie down,
  • equivocate,
  • remain,
  • dissemble,
  • be located,
  • phony,
  • bear false witness,
  • be,
  • fudge,
  • soft-soap,
  • reach,
  • beguile,
  • go back on,
  • rest,
  • fabricate,
  • invent,
  • be untruthful,
  • overdraw,
  • fib,
  • stretch,
  • be fixed,
  • laze,
  • deceive,
  • retire,
  • nap,
  • be interred,
  • be smooth,
  • go to bed,
  • bs,
  • be beside,
  • turn in,
  • siesta,
  • falsify,
  • be buried,
  • sprawl,
  • prevaricate,
  • repose,
  • be prone,
  • be level,
  • beset,
  • be established,
  • break promise,
  • spread,
  • be recumbent,
  • frame,
  • be even,
  • delude,
  • misguide,
  • have its seat in,
  • perjure,
  • occupy,
  • extend,
  • string along,
  • fake,
  • prevail,
  • con,
  • Misspeak.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words (noun):
  • allay,
  • CANSO,
  • reed,
  • reside,
  • lilt,
  • chantey,
  • stalk,
  • fabricated,
  • committed perjury,
  • theme song,
  • folk song,
  • lying,
  • croon,
  • Lain,
  • blues,
  • noel,
  • Alba,
  • sawbones,
  • calypso,
  • strain,
  • boat song,
  • dirge,
  • anthem,
  • put,
  • cry,
  • sit,
  • ballade,
  • Prothalamium,
  • bulrush,
  • ballata,
  • air,
  • war song,
  • ballad,
  • lay down,
  • pike,
  • minstrelsy,
  • Serena,
  • Epithalamium,
  • barcarole,
  • subside,
  • Canzonet,
  • melody,
  • pipe,
  • Matin,
  • sustain,
  • Aubade,
  • Fibbed,
  • serenade,
  • Chanson,
  • surgeon,
  • national anthem,
  • Serenata,
  • Cavatina,
  • arrow,
  • set,
  • art song,
  • torch song,
  • drinking song,
  • install,
  • was untruthful,
  • bear,
  • fix,
  • hymeneal,
  • lay-up,
  • bridal hymn,
  • Lier,
  • consist,
  • xylophone,
  • triangle,
  • lies,
  • invest,
  • canzonetta,
  • woodwind,
  • blues song,
  • misinformed,
  • Canzone,
  • dart,
  • lance,
  • brindisi.

Paraphrases for Lied:

• Independent

  • Verb, past tense
    apologize, confused, failed, forfeited, liar, lost, me, nonsense, pride, proud, rejected, stole, wasted, Cheated, Deceived, Denied, Did, Died, Erred, Went, Got, Misled, Non, Nope, Perished, Told, Tricked, Stepped, dared, guys, nevertalked.
  • Verb, past participle
    rejected, Denied, Told.
  • Verb, base form
    Was.

Antonyms for Lied:

• v.

  • bluff
    reveal, tell truth, come clean.
  • distort
    beautify, shape nicely, straight.
  • equivocate
    face, speak on, meet.
  • lie
    be honest, stand, be upright, straighten.

Homophones for Lied:

• lyde, Lolita, layette, lithodidae, Ltd., lay out, lily-white, laddie, leyte, lotto, lady, lute, lathe, lie with, lot, lld, leda, lilt, led, lathee, lota, layout, lid, latte, lloyd, lite, lead, laid, let out, Ld., lidded, LIDE, luddite, llud, leaded, lotte, looted, low tide, lethe, loaded, loathe, lady day, ludo, low-altitude, LTTE, loath, lido, lee tide, leto, lit, lad, loyalty, loot, liliidae, la-di-da, loti, lat, loud, laudo, Luda, lewd, laity, late, lath, laud, lade, lode, let, lydia, LEDE, Luta, load, loth, lithe, lout, lilith, lathi, latitude.

Hyponym for Lied:

• n.

  • communication
    vocal, song.