lied
Told an untruth
A lied is a German art song for voice and piano, typically setting poetry to music.
The form flourished in the nineteenth century with composers like Schubert, Schumann, and Brahms: Schubert's lieder include over six hundred songs.
Plural: lieder.
The word is unrelated to the English verb "lied."
Viennese song composer
Deliberate untrue statement
- untruthA false statement
- fibTrivial, harmless falsehood
- fabricationDeliberately untrue statement
- dishonestyDisposition toward falsehood
deceit · deception · mislead · hoax · pretense · trickery · disinformation · falsification
Breaking of trust
- guiltMoral self-reproach
- distrustAbsence of confidence
- hurtCause or feel pain
- disappointmentSadness from unmet expectations
anger · shame · regret · suspicion · resentment · heartbreak · disillusionment · confrontation
Schubert
Viennese song composer
- SchumannNineteenth-century German composer
- BrahmsRomantic German composer
- MahlerAustrian composer-conductor
Goethe · art song · Romanticism · song cycle · German poetry
falsehood
Deliberate untrue statement
- untruthA false statement
- fibTrivial, harmless falsehood
- fabricationDeliberately untrue statement
dishonesty · deceit · deception · mislead · hoax · pretense · trickery · disinformation · falsification · misrepresentation
betrayal
Breaking of trust
disappointment · anger · shame · regret · suspicion · resentment · heartbreak · disillusionment · confrontation · confession
said
Verbally expressed, past tense
denied · insisted · swore · testified · assured · maintained · declared · professed · alleged · asserted
- falsifiedfalsified, doctored, fabricated, fake, faked
- vocal musicsong, vocals, soprano, tenor, alto
- choral musicchoral music, choral works, choral arrangements, choral arrangement, choir arrangements
- composicionessonata, sinfonia, concerto, suite, cantata
- German poetryGoethe, Rilke, George, Claudius, Romantic poetry
- melody termstune, song, aria, ballad, chant
- lie downAssume a horizontal position
- white lieHarmless minor falsehood
- little white lieMinor harmless falsehood
- lie detectorDevice measuring physiological deception signs
- lie aroundRemain idle somewhere
- lie lowRemain concealed and quiet