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Discover LudwigThe phrase "awful liar" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is very bad at lying or who frequently tells lies that are easily detected.
Example: "When he tried to cover up his mistake, it was clear to everyone that he was an awful liar."
Alternatives: "terrible deceiver" or "pathetic fibber".
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I was, at the time, an awful liar, and quite a few times had stolen chewing gum and baseball cards from the neighborhood Wawa.
Love and miss you, Mom It's funny to read this e-mail now, because my mom was such an awful liar.
He's an awful liar.
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I think Natalie Hall, best known for playing Hanna's awful stepsister, Kate, on Pretty Little Liars would be perfect.
This relationship with a liar and conman is an awful, violent, episode.
This might be a tempting offer for anyone, but it is truly an awful inducement for someone who is an admitted liar.
Liar liar.
Liar! Tattletale!
You liar.
Liar liar pants on fire.
Ali Abdullah Saleh is a liar, liar, liar.
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