belying
Verb
The word is derived from belie
Meaning
of Belie
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A former Olympic gymnast, Telfer was made of pretty strong stuff; her petite frame belying the fortitude she’d shown performing on the world stage as a teenager.
Because belying the city’s small size is a bevy of chic, world-class accommodations, restaurants and bars, and boutiques.
Meanwhile, more forfeiture funding didn’t correlate with more solved crimes or lower drug usage rates, belying the notion that civil forfeiture is some essential crime fighting tool.
McCracken’s dark sense of humor ensnares unwitting readers, belying the sadness with which she writes, and she shows very little patience for self-pity and sentimentality.
This is a house whose defining piece, the unlined K jacket, is about lightness: a garment that imparts a sense of physical freedom while belying its appearance of formality.
Moreover, notwithstanding the clarification of GRP Chief Negotiator Bello that this was not the case, field reports continued to be sent to the NDFP belying his claim.