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Half the truth is often a whole lie
Half the truth is often a whole lie.
Prov. If you do not tell the whole truth, you can mislead people just as if you tell them an outright lie. Jill: You lied to me. Jane: I did not. Everything I said was true. Jill: But you didn't tell me the whole story. And half the truth is often a whole lie.
Common Names:
Name | Gender | Pronounced | Usage |
Jagoda | | yah-GAW-dah (Polish) | Croatian, Serbian, Macedonian, Polish |
Griffith | | ['grifiθ] | |
ĽUboŠ | | - | Slovak |
Theotimos | | - | Ancient Greek |
Diane | | dee-AHN (French), die-AN (English) | French, English |
Franco (1) | | - | Ancient Germanic |