mendacity

n.

虚伪；谎言；

复数：mendacities

1. During his lifetime, Vespucci prospered from his mendacity.
   终其一生，瓦斯普契因撒谎成性而飞黄腾达。
2. So dogs may be able to sniff out bombs.But they can't pick up the smell of mendacity.
   因此，狗狗们可以嗅出爆炸物，但是他们不能嗅出撒谎的人。

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