forelie in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

Forelie (verb): To deliberately conceal or distort the truth, often to avoid hurting someone's feelings or to manipulate a situation.

She decided to forelie the truth to protect her friend's feelings.
His tendency to forelie often got him into trouble with his colleagues.
To forelie about her past seemed necessary in order to start anew.
They chose to forelie their opinions during the meeting to maintain harmony.
It's better to be honest than to forelie about your intentions.