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.

See also: half, lie, often, truth, whole

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Fiorella	fyo-REL-lah	Italian
Carlton	['ka:ltən]
Melker	-	Swedish
Donnchadh	-	Scottish, Irish
Sanders	['sændəs]
Jocelin	JAHS-lin, JAHS-ə-lin	English (Rare)