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Aditileo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
belie and betray
what is the difference between betray* and *belie?
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Their meanings are not similar at all, so I do not understand your confusion. When you looked at several dictionaries, what were the definitions that you found there?
- Their meanings are not similar at all, so I do not understand your confusion.
- When you looked at several dictionaries, what were the definitions that you found there?
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Their meanings are not similar at all, so I do not understand your confusion.
When you looked at several dictionaries, what were the definitions that you found there?
When you looked at several dictionaries, what were the definitions that you found there?
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I meant to ask hiw are they usedin a sentence?
e.g. smile on his face belied*/*betrayed his grief in heart.
e.g. smile on his face belied*/*betrayed his grief in heart.
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Belie means
1.Fail to give true notion of
2.Fail to justify a claim or expectation.
Betray means
1.Act treacherously toward one's own country.
2.Unintentionally reveal or be evidence of
1.Fail to give true notion of
2.Fail to justify a claim or expectation.
Betray means
1.Act treacherously toward one's own country.
2.Unintentionally reveal or be evidence of
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I will try to study well in order not to betray*/*belie my parents' love .
what suits here?
what suits here?
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