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Meaning of prevarication in English:

prevarication

Pronunciation /prɪˌvarɪˈkeɪʃn/

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noun

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‘Even so, he has continued his policy of deception and prevarication.’
  • ‘Now we are fed big pills of outright lies, prevarication, and deception.’
  • ‘I met people who had endured 12 hours of mis-information and prevarication before they boarded a plane.’
  • ‘We do not care about the silly prevarications of politicians, whether it be about the democratic system or weapons of mass destruction.’
  • ‘Are bloviating prevarications the rule rather than the exception?’