Liar Definition

līər
liars
noun
liars
A person who tells lies.
Webster's New World
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Other Word Forms of Liar

Noun

Singular:
liar
Plural:
liars

Origin of Liar

  • From Middle English lier, from Old English lÄ“ogere (“liar, false witness, hypocrite"), from lÄ“ogan (“to lie, deceive, belie, betray, be in error, charge falsely"), equivalent to lie +"Ž -er. Cognate with German Lügner (“liar"), Icelandic lygari (“liar"). More at lie.

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Liar Sentence Examples

  • You are either a liar or very good!

  • I was happy to leave the compulsive liar behind.

  • If the liar is someone you work with or just an acquaintance, try to stay away as much as possible.

  • I've called him a liar and told him to his face that we couldn't be friends, but he's not backing off.

  • Dealing with a liar is difficult and can drain you emotionally.

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Words Starting With

LLILIA

Words Ending With

RARIAR

Unscrambles

liar

Words Starting With L and Ending With R

Starts With L & Ends With RStarts With LI & Ends With RStarts With L & Ends With AR

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4 Letter Words4 Letter Words Starting With L4 Letter Words Ending With R