mendacious (adjective)

1. In Greek mythology, the god Hermes was known for being mendacious.

2. During the Watergate scandal, Richard Nixon's mendacious statements were exposed.

3. The mendacious villain in the fantasy novel was constantly deceiving the main characters.

4. The false prophet was known for his mendacious teachings and misleading his followers.

1. In the novel, the protagonist uncovered a mendacious scheme devised by the deceitful villain.

2. The artist depicted a mendacious character with a sly grin and manipulative eyes.

3. The lavish mansion's mendacious decor created an illusion of opulence and grandeur.

4. She finally realized that her partner's words of love were mendacious and insincere.