lip labour — (Brit.) n. hypocrisy; insincere speech … English contemporary dictionary
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lip service — something proffered but not performed, 1640s, from LIP (Cf. lip) (n.) + SERVICE (Cf. service) (n.). Earlier in same sense was lip labour (1530s) … Etymology dictionary
lip service — insincerely to say you agree with or support Talking not acting: New Labour, you say you are about social change. I ask you to stop paying lip service. (Daily Telegraph, 14 July 2001 an author was pressing for fewer restrictions on… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
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