WORD POWER MADE EASY - How to talk about liars and lying

1. Notorious Liar - You don't fool even some of the people.

2. Consummate Liar - To the highest summits of artistry.

3. Incorrigible Liar - Beyond redemption and salvation.

4. Inveterate Liar - Too old to learn new tricks.

5. Congenital Liar - An early start.

6. Chronic Liar - No let up. You never stop lying. While normal people lie on occasion, and often for special reasons, you lie continually-not occasionally or even frequently, but over and over.

7. Pathological Liar -  A strange disease.

8. Unconscionable Liar - No regrets.

9. Glib Liar - Smooth!

10. Egregious liar - Outstanding!


TYPE OF LIAR
1. notorious
2. consummate
3. incorrigible
4. inveterate
5. congenital SPECIAL IMPLICATION famous-or infamous-for lying; tendency to falsify is well-known great skill too far gone to be reformedimpervious to rehabilitation lying has become a deep-rooted habit lying had very early beginnings-as if from birth 152 6. chronic 7. pathological 8. unconscionable 9. glib 10. egregious over and over an irresistible compulsion to lie-often for no rational reason; lying is a disease lack of regret or remorse great smoothness viciousness of the lies These ten expressive adjectives, needless to say, are not restricted to lying or liars. Note their general meanings: 1. notorious 2. consummate 3. incorrigible 4. inveterate 5. congenital 6. chronic 7. pathological 8. unconscionable 9. glib 10. egregious well-known for some bad quality-a notorious philanderer - _perfect, highly skilled-consummate artistry at the keyboard beyond reform-an incorrigible optimist long-accustomed, deeply habituatedan inveterate smoker (this adjective, like notorious, usually has an unfavorable connotation) happening at or during bhth-a congenital deformity going on for a long time, or occurring again and again-chronic appendicitis diseased-a pathological condition without pangs of conscience-unconscionable cruelty to children smooth, suspiciously fluent-a glib witness outstandingly bad or vicious-an egregious error 

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