mythered
verb (past tense: mythered; past participle: mythered; present participle: mythering) as in strong fondness
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Example:He tried to myther in the details of the project to hide the fact that it was going over budget.
Definition:To misrepresent or misstate the facts, especially in a way that distorts the truth in favor of one's own interests or perspective.
Example:The spokesperson mythered out the firm's past to make a more positive image.
Definition:To distort or misrepresent the truth in order to promote a particular interpretation or version of events.
Example:The advertisement mythered about the effectiveness of the product to attract more customers.
Definition:To present a misleading or exaggerated view of something in a way that reflects poorly on the subject or creates a false impression.
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