Saturday, August 30, 2008

BELIE

contradict; give a false impression

be in contradiction with; represent falsely

SYN - misrepresent, contradict, negate

"After having been so firm, consistent and honest, he had now seemed to belie his positions."

"It wasn't that he thought he was a terrible evil person, Jen hated him becuase he belied his personality."

"His SUV belies his pro-environment stance."

"Violence in Iraq belies claims of calm."

"He spoke roughly in order to belie his air of gentility"

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