n.谎话；说谎

Pseudology is the art of lying with words," said the eloquent speaker at the seminar on communication skills.
“伪语是用言语说谎的艺术。”在沟通技巧研讨会上，这位口才流利的演讲者如是说。
The politician was accused of pseudology when he promised to lower taxes but increased government spending instead.
当这位政治家承诺降低税收却反而增加政府支出时，他被指责为伪语。
The salesperson used pseudology to sell the defective product, convincing the customer it was in perfect condition.
销售员使用伪语来推销有缺陷的产品，说服顾客它处于完美状态。
In her memoirs, she admitted to using pseudology to protect the identities of those involved in her espionage activities during World War II.
在她的回忆录中，她承认为了保护二战期间间谍活动涉及人员的身份而使用了伪语。
The journalist was caught in pseudology when he fabricated a quote from an interviewee who never actually said those words.
这位记者编造了一段受访者从未说过的话，因此陷入了伪语的困境。
Pseudology can be harmful when used to manipulate or deceive others, as it undermines trust and credibility.
伪语可能有害，因为它被用来操纵或欺骗他人，从而破坏信任和信誉。
The author was criticized for pseudology after it was discovered that several key events in his novel were fabricated.
作者因为其小说中的几个关键事件被发现是虚构的而受到批评，这被称为伪语。
The company's CEO was accused of pseudology when he claimed that all products were made with 100% organic ingredients, when in fact only a small percentage was.
公司首席执行官声称所有产品都含有100%有机成分，但实际上只有很小的比例是这样，因此他被指控为伪语。
Pseudology can lead to serious consequences, such as legal action or damage to one's reputation, if it is not corrected promptly.
如果不及时纠正，伪语可能会导致严重后果，如法律诉讼或损害个人声誉。
The professor warned against the dangers of pseudology in academic research, emphasizing the importance of honesty and integrity in scholarly work.
教授警告学术研究中伪语的危险性，强调诚实和正直在学术工作中的重要性。