How to pronounce “untruth” in English

To which he untruthfully said yes.

And you can trace the origins of untruths.

But I'm also fascinated by the fundamental untruth of it.

In terms of calling out lies, or untruths, or falsehoods, or whatever you want to call them, I mean, a lie means you know it's false

you know, claims of untruths about Ard's life and work outside of academia are at this stage just allegations, and I do want to

are decisions made from disorientation, they're decisions made from untruths.

This guy said I charged him and I was going to attempt assault and was pressing all these crazy charges that were on untruthful.

It's over-rated, over-told, over-promised untruths.

And as we know, it's also great at amplifying untruths, as well as it is truths.

this was a case when Zermelo seemed to be, from principles that seemed quite reasonable, proving this obvious untruth.

And even that very, very short account contained what one French professor, Michel Bonnin, called a monumental historical untruth-- basically, a lie.

You mention about government organizations, but we have some examples, like Flint, crisis where they were untruthful.

Because again, the first thing you do is start reducing their accents, so they were more comprehensible, which would be incredibly untruthful to them as characters.

"Oh? asked the president, a bit surprised, "and what were you doing out there?" "I was just doing some thinking," answered Drucker, not untruthfully.

Drucker smiled meekly. "I do you think may be on to something," he said-- again, not untruthfully.