n.虚伪，撒谎，捏造，说瞎话

原形：mendacity复数：mendacities

His mendacity was exposed when the truth came to light.
他的谎言在真相揭露时被识破了。
She accused him of mendacity in their legal dispute.
她在法律纠纷中指控他撒谎。
The politician's mendacity disillusioned many voters.
这位政治家的不诚实使许多选民感到幻灭。
The witness's mendacity led to the acquittal of the defendant.
证人的谎言导致被告被无罪释放。
His constant mendacity made it impossible to trust him.
他不断的撒谎让人无法信任他。
The company's mendacity about the product's safety sparked public outrage.
公司对产品安全性的虚假陈述激起了公众的愤怒。
Her mendacity during the interview cost her the job offer.
她在面试中的不诚实使她失去了工作机会。
The journalist exposed the corporation's mendacity through investigative reporting.
记者通过深度报道揭穿了公司的谎言。
Their mendacity in negotiations led to the breakdown of the agreement.
他们在谈判中的不诚实导致了协议的破裂。
The memoirs were criticized for their mendacity, as several facts were proven false.
这本回忆录因其中的虚假内容而受到批评，因为有几处事实已被证明是假的。