Perjure :
pejerant
periurant cito, pejerant
peierareperiurisperieratjurare,
peierareperiurisperieratjurare,
Verb(1) knowingly tell an untruth in a legal court and render oneself guilty of perjury
(1) she was charged with giving perjured evidence in a court of law(2) The perjurers had been out on bail since their original trial.(3) In other words, he lied, or perjured himself through giving inaccurate information about his assets.(4) You want me to lose three years income against a triple perjurer when the defendant is committing perjury.(5) The proposition assumes that the witness is going to perjure himself or herself.(6) Implicit in this belief was an additional premise: in using oaths improperly, perjurers must have somehow marked themselves and made it possible to be identified.(7) she admitted that she had perjured herself(8) the evidence was perjured(9) Once unmasked, he admitted he had perjured himself .(10) Britain's most infamous perjurer enjoyed as much, if not more, attention while in prison than he did on the outside.(11) All these reasons undoubtedly played a part in dissuading potential perjurers .
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M
1. forswear ::
periurant cito
2. perjure ::
pejerant
M
1. forswear ::
periurant cito
2. perjure ::
pejerant
Different Formsperjure, perjured, perjures, perjuring
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