lies
lies (noun, plural of lie*)
lies | \ ˈlīz \
Definition:
False statements made with the intent to deceive.
Claims or assertions that are deliberately untrue or misleading.
Origin:
From Old English lyge, related to Old High German lugī, and from Proto-Germanic lugiz, meaning “a falsehood.” The verb form to lie (in the sense of telling an untruth) comes from Old English lēogan.
Canada, 2025
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