Prevaricate

 verb 

pre-var-i-cate

meaning; to deviate from the truth

verb form: prevaricated; prevaricating.

other words:

 prevarication (noun) 

 prevaricator (noun)

sentences;

1: the criminal was prevaricating in order to protect his friend, front of the judge.

2: the politician was prevaricating, when the government ask about the money trail. 

similar

lie, fib, fabricate, equivocate.

 

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