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Find out a word which is nearest in meaning to the word given in capitals.
MENDACIOUS
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Connect 'mendacious' with the noun 'mendacity' (the tendency to lie). Both are direct academic equivalents for plain lying and dishonesty.
KLEE LLB - 2026
KLEE LLB
Updated On:
Jun 29, 2026
reliable
dishonest
specific
faithful
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The Correct Option is
B
Solution and Explanation
Step 1: Define MENDACIOUS.
MENDACIOUS = habitually lying/untruthful. Reliable and faithful are antonyms.
Step 2: Synonym.
'Dishonest' is the best match.
Answer: dishonest
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