A lie that doesn’t have any particular damage or colossal aftermath. However, something that is not a white lie but is often mistaken for one; stealing someone else’s Halloween candy without their knowledge. This is a crime.
“A little whitelie never hurt anyone,” he said as he tossed the body in a freshly dug ditch.
A whitelie is a blantant lie told to protect a person…
Alice said a white lie to Bob, “Hey Bob I’m not going to the EDM concert today because I’m going home to make dinner for my parents instead…” Alice went home and took her parents out to a restaurant instead of making her parents dinner.
A whitelie is a blatant lie told to protect a person from a certain perspective.
Alice told Bob a white lie… Alice said to Bob, “Hey Bob I’m not going to the EDM concert anymore, I’m going home to make dinner for my guardians.” After telling Bob this, Alice went home and took her guardians out dinner at a restaurant instead.
A minor, polite or harmless lie. A white lie can be excused because it doesn't cause great harm.
- I don't wanna see my friends today.
- Tell them.
-But I don't want to hurt them.
-So tell them that you're not feeling good.
- It isn't true !
- C'mon, it's just a little white lie !
n. A lie that confesses a made-up flaw, used to protect the listener from a devastating truth. This type of lie is believable to the listener because it makes the liar look bad, but not nearly as bad as the truth would. Based on the TV character, Walter White, from "Breaking Bad".
Ex: I told my family a Walter White Lie when I said I gambled all of our money away. The truth is, I lost it all in a bad meth deal.
Ex: Ken told Jenny a Walter White Lie when he said cheated on her once when he was drunk. He really is a closeted homosexual and was only able to have sex with her if he fantasized about the Village People.