Belie <High Speed>

"The company's massive profits belie the claim that the industry is in decline." (The success proves the "decline" theory wrong). Practice Quiz

because "belie" usually creates a mask or confusion rather than making something clearer. "The company's massive profits belie the claim that

because it describes a cause-and-effect relationship rather than a contradiction of appearance. "The company's massive profits belie the claim that

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Test your understanding of "belie" with the following questions. "The company's massive profits belie the claim that

because the sentence states she has "exhaustion."

The word (/bɪˈlaɪ/) is a verb used when something gives a false impression or contradicts a reality. It often describes a situation where an outward appearance hides a deeper truth. Quick Definitions To contradict: To show that something is false. To disguise: To give a false impression of something. Usage in Context