[SharpRightTurn]

“”I’m not saying she lied, I’m just saying she didn’t tell [the truth],” Chambliss said on MSNBC.”

Hey, Saxby, I’ll just put a “softer touch” on your statement by saying you’re not telling the truth in saying that “Rice didn’t lie.”

Do us all a favor and drop the circumlocutions and euphemisms, Saxby. You’re dealing with a thug regime here.

[TomGuy]

“”I’m not saying she lied, I’m just saying she didn’t tell [the truth],” Chambliss said on MSNBC.”

from Roget's Thesaurus

lie

noun
An untrue declaration: canard, cock-and-bull story, falsehood, falsity, fib, fiction, inveracity, misrepresentation, misstatement, prevarication, story, tale, untruth. Informal: fish story, tall tale. Slang: whopper. See true

verb
To make untrue declarations: falsify, fib, forswear, prevaricate. Law: perjure. See true

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truth

noun
1. Correspondence with fact or truth: accuracy, correctness, exactitude, exactness, fidelity, veraciousness, veracity, veridicality, verity. See true

2. Freedom from deceit or falseness: truthfulness, veracity. See true

3. The quality of being actual or factual: actuality, fact, factuality, factualness, reality. See real

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