untruthful

English

Etymology

un- +‎ truthful

Adjective

untruthful (comparative more untruthful, superlative most untruthful)

1. Not giving the truth; providing untrue facts; lying.
2. Pertaining to falsehood; corrupt; dishonest.

Antonyms

• truthful

Derived terms

• untruthfully
• untruthfulness

Translations

not giving the truth, lying

• Finnish: valheellinen (fi)
• French: menteur (fr) m
• Galician: mentireiro (gl) m
• Italian: bugiardo (it) m
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• Latin: mendax
• Romanian: neveridic m or n, fals (ro) m or n, mincinos (ro) m or n
• Scottish Gaelic: breugach
• Spanish: embustero (es), mentiroso (es)

dishonest

• Finnish: epärehellinen (fi)
• French: malhonnête (fr) m or f
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• Tagalog: sinungaling