Verb:

সত্যের অপলাপ করা,

prevaricate's Usage Examples:

decided to come from Minas to attack Annapolis Royal Acadian deputies "prevaricate" when questioned about Annapolis attack, but Council too weak to risk.

varic- straddle Latin varicare "to straddle", from varus "bowlegged" prevaricate veh-, vect- carry Latin vehere "to carry", vectus invective, inveigh.

He cannot prevaricate and take inconsistent positions”.

Rating it as 3/5, he recommends the film to viewers saying "Don't prevaricate or duck for cover.

Sommerville indicated that "western governments prevaricate" or may not have plans to take people back.

merely announced the intention, but this gave the LNWR the opportunity to prevaricate.

The Pope at first opposed the terms and tried to prevaricate, but the threat of a descent of the French army onto Rome gradually persuaded.

of the album, Beat About the Bush, is an English phrase meaning "to prevaricate and avoid coming to the point.

featured a spoof dictionary and its definition of the verb "maudle" ("to prevaricate, procrastinate etc.

This phrase, indicative of a prevaricate compromise which allows us to temporarily reconcile our consciences CS1.

to see men of characters and stations thus shift and prevaricate with their principles", like Christ's disciples when Christ's life was.

However the SDR managed to prevaricate and delay the actual running of the LSWR trains to Plymouth until 17.

"Australia's bushfire politics: the parties prevaricate while the country burns".

Chile and whether Lima planned to honor the agreement, Lavalle could prevaricate no longer and answered yes to both.

204–205: "Mit brennender Sorge did not prevaricate.

204-205 quote "Mit brennender Sorge did not prevaricate.

204-205 quotation "Mit brennender Sorge did not prevaricate.

Zeeland States (who always had to mind their volatile Calvinist base) to prevaricate.

add the derivatives of iron to the sanctions list, only for Riddell to prevaricate on the issue.

Synonyms:

misinform; palter; tergiversate; equivocate; mislead; beat around the bush;

Antonyms:

undeceive; understate;