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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a lying" is not correct and usable in written English.
It is typically incorrect because "lying" is a present participle and does not fit with the indefinite article "a."
Example: "He is a lying person" would be correct instead.
Alternatives: "a liar" or "a deceitful person."
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Better a lying sack of shit.
"They are a lying people.
Not a lying, stealing, dictator.
Now I see it's a lying network".
A liar and therefore a lying cheat.
Why does a lying demagogue appeal to some voters?
Kinney said, "You are a lying piece of genuine shit".
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Do a lying-down extension.
(6) a. Lying in the rain, the newspaper was destroyed.
A lying-in visit, or, A short sighted mistake [graphic].
Newborn babies usually breastfeed in a lying-down position, so ring slings are ideal.
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