嘘っ八百 | Japanese meaning

嘘っ八百【うそっぱっぴゃく】

Alsoうそっぱっぴゃく

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full of lies

This expression is used to describe something that is overwhelmingly untrue or a narrative that is filled with falsehoods. It can refer to exaggerations or stories that are intentionally misleading.

His story was full of lies.

嘘っ八百【うそっぱっぴゃく】

Alsoうそっぱっぴゃく

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

full of lies

This expression is used to describe something that is overwhelmingly untrue or a narrative that is filled with falsehoods. It can refer to exaggerations or stories that are intentionally misleading.

His story was full of lies.

嘘

意lie; falsehood

訓うそ、ふ.く

音キョ、コ

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八

N51

意eight; eight radical (no. 12)

訓や、や.つ、やっ.つ、よう

音ハチ、ハツ

名な、は、はっ、やち、やつ

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百

N51

意hundred

訓もも

音ヒャク、ビャク

名お、ど、どう、なり、ひゃっ、ひゅく、も、もんど、ゆう

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嘘っ八百【うそっぱっぴゃく】

Alsoうそっぱっぴゃく

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

full of lies

This expression is used to describe something that is overwhelmingly untrue or a narrative that is filled with falsehoods. It can refer to exaggerations or stories that are intentionally misleading.

His story was full of lies.

嘘っ八百【うそっぱっぴゃく】

Alsoうそっぱっぴゃく

expressions (phrases, clauses, etc.)

full of lies

This expression is used to describe something that is overwhelmingly untrue or a narrative that is filled with falsehoods. It can refer to exaggerations or stories that are intentionally misleading.