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Homonym: LIE

“After a long hike, I decided to lie down on the grass and rest. As I watched the clouds drift by, I thought about the time my little brother told a lie about breaking Mom’s vase. He didn’t mean to, but the guilt made him sick. Later that evening, we sat together and promised never to lie again—except when lying down for a good nap. Funny how one word can mean both relaxing and being dishonest. I guess the truth is, everyone needs to lie sometimes—just preferably on a soft pillow.”

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List of the different ways that this word can be used.


List of Meanings

  • To recline or rest in a flat position.

  • To tell something untrue.


Idioms To Use

  • Lie through your teeth – tell an obvious lie.

  • Let sleeping dogs lie – avoid restarting an old argument.

  • Lie low – stay quiet to avoid attention.

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