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I'm not going to lie

I'm not going to lie phrase: implying that one is willing to to be honest, or to tell the truth.

Phrase

I'm not going to lie

  1. (colloquial) Implying that one is willing to to be honest, or to tell the truth.

Questions about I'm not going to lie

What does I'm not going to lie mean?
I'm not going to lie means implying that one is willing to to be honest, or to tell the truth.
What part of speech is I'm not going to lie?
I'm not going to lie is a phrase.

Words near I'm not going to lie in the dictionary

  1. I'm looking for a job
  2. I'm lost
  3. I'm married
  4. I'm mute
  5. I'm not being funny
  6. I'm not going to lie
  7. I'm not religious
  8. I'm not telling you
  9. I'm not the one
  10. I'm pregnant
  11. I'm rubber and you're glue

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