Noun
The quality or state of being mendacious; a habit of lying.
A falsehood; a lie.
Source: Webster's dictionaryBarr’s mendacity during the Blitzer interview made a lot of news. Source: Internet
Borrowing a parable from Emile Zola about consuming a live toad every day to inure oneself to the "aggressive mendacity" of the newspapers of Zola's day, Trumbo wrote bitterly of his own era. Source: Internet
Iran’s mendacity is one more reason for the US to begin the necessary work to change or scrap a pact that was based on untruths and continues to be defended by false assumptions. Source: Internet
This mendacity would be easier to repulse if the problem was solely embodied in Trump. Source: Internet
They seek a return to the polished mendacity of politicians such as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. Source: Internet
Can America endure such mendacity? Source: Internet