n.(lie的委婉说法)妄语，诳语，假话,虚伪,虚假,不真实
untruth的复数

原形：untruth复数：untruths

She told an untruth about her whereabouts when the police questioned her.
她在警方询问她的行踪时撒了谎。
He swore on his mother's life that he hadn't stolen the money, but it was an untruth.
他发誓说没偷钱，但这却是谎言。
The witness's testimony under oath turned out to be an untruth, leading to a retrial.
证人在宣誓后提供的证词被证实为谎言，导致了重审。
The politician's campaign promises were riddled with untruths, leaving voters disillusioned.
政治家的竞选承诺充满了谎言，让选民感到失望。
His alibi for the crime was a transparent untruth, and the jury saw right through it.
他对犯罪的不在场证明明显是谎言，陪审团一眼就识破了。
The media exposed the untruths in the company's advertisements, causing a public relations crisis.
媒体揭露了公司广告中的谎言，引发了公关危机。
She felt guilty for spreading untruths about her rival, knowing it would damage their relationship.
她因散播关于竞争对手的谎言而感到内疚，因为她知道这会损害她们的关系。
Untruths have a way of coming back to haunt you, as he found out when his lie was discovered.
谎言往往会反噬，当他谎言被揭穿时，他深刻体会到了这一点。
The lawyer knew her client was guilty, but she had to present an untruthful defense to win the case.
律师明白客户有罪，但她必须提出虚假的辩护来赢得官司。
In the heated argument, he let slip an untruth about his past, which he later regretted.
在激烈的争论中，他说出了一个关于过去的谎言，事后他深感懊悔。