lie
Pronunciation: [laɪ]
Word
Context: "deception"
(verb) to say something that is not true. When someone lies, they aren't telling the truth, which can upset others or create problems.
Example
She told her teacher the truth about what happened in class.
Example
He didn't lie about his homework; he was honest about not finishing it.
Example
Did you lie to your friend when you said everything was okay?
Context: "position"
(verb) to rest on a flat surface or to be in a horizontal position. When you lie down, you are usually on a bed or the ground.
Example
After a long day, I like to lie down and relax.
Example
I didn’t lie down because I was too excited to go to the party.
Example
Where do you like to lie when you want to take a nap?
Context: "deception"
(noun) a statement that is not true. A lie is something someone says that they know is wrong, and it can hurt feelings or cause trouble.
Example
He told a lie about how he lost his homework.
Example
Her honesty was refreshing; she didn't tell a single lie.
Example
Why do some people think lying is okay sometimes?
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