Definition of «big fat lie»

The phrase "big fat lie" is an idiomatic expression that refers to a false statement or claim, which is intentionally made by someone in order to deceive others. The term "big fat lie" emphasizes the magnitude and intentionality behind the deception, suggesting that it's not just any ordinary lie but one that is deliberately intended to mislead people on a grand scale.

Sentences with «big fat lie»

Her first book, Big Fat Lies Women Tell Themselves: Ditch your Inner Critic and Wake Up Your Inner Superstar (New World Library, 2011), shot up to # 1 in several categories on Amazon, including Self - Help, Happiness and Self - Esteem. (findyourcallingnow.com)
(A very enlightening segment in Big Fat Lies is Gillespie's explanation of what exactly makes a fatty acid (the building blocks of fats) saturated, unsaturated or for that matter monounsaturated like olive oil. (novaholisticjournal.com)
Might better have been «A Million Big Fat Lies.» (twliterary.com)
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