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untruthfully - translation to arabic
untruthfully
حال : كَذِبًا . زُورًا
تمويه الحقيقة
untruth
يتضمن الحقائق الإنجليلة
gospel truth
Examples of use of untruthfully
1. But he did indict Libby on perjury and obstruction of justice charges, saying he had testified untruthfully to a grand jury and federal agents.
2. Mr Profumo had made a statement to the Commons in March 1'63 in which he untruthfully said that he had no improper relations with Miss Keeler, who was also at the time sleeping with the Soviet naval attache Eugene Ivanov, who was undoubtedly a spy at the height of the Cold War.
3. According to the committee, "The organization‘s response to such an insolent reply should be: I don‘t want to check you, behave so I don‘t have to check you." Regarding the 1''8 theft of the batteries from a Home Front warehouse, the committee said, "The pair testified untruthfully and tried to conceal facts detrimental to themselves.
4. The floundering defence secretary, Des Browne, claims untruthfully never to have been warned about the Taliban. (Does he not read newspapers?) Any fool can call for "action to end the fighting" anywhere on earth, without giving a thought to what this involves.
5. Answer A said truthfully: "The estimated cost of police protection afforded to Mark Thatcher since 1'7' is 113,485". Answer B said, untruthfully: "This information could only be provided at disproportionate cost". She ordered answer C to be given: "I do not intend to depart from the practice of not disclosing ... information". Sir Mark had been secretly paid commission by construction firm Cementation, for an Oman contract which his mother had lobbied for.