false impression
BrE /ˌfɔːls ɪmˈprɛʃən/
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Definition of false impression - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

psychologymistaken belief about someone or something based on incomplete or wrong information
  • His silence gave a false impression that he did not care.
  • The advertisement created a false impression that the product was environmentally friendly.
  • Her confident tone gave students the false impression that the exam would be easy.
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Expressions with false impression

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cause others to believe something untrue or not accurate
The advertisement might give a false impression about the product's safety.

Terms with false impression included in their meaning

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appearance
giving a false impression or appearance
deception
action done to give false impression of effort or concern
deception
change numbers to give a false impression
clarification
correct a misunderstanding or false impression
illusion
creating a false impression
behavior
pretend or give a false impression
pretense
create a false impression or pretend
deception
give a false impression of success

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  1. French:fausse impression, ...
  2. German:falscher Eindruck, ...
  3. Italian:falsa impressione, ...
  4. Spanish:impresión falsa, ...
  5. Portuguese:falsa impressão, ...
  6. Chinese:错误印象, ...
  7. Japanese:誤った印象, ...
  8. Arabic:اِنْطِباع خاطِئ, ...
  9. Hebrew:רוֹשֶׁם שָׁגוּי, ...
  10. Russian:ошибочное впечатление, ...
  11. Ukrainian:хибне враження, ...
  12. Hindi:गलत धारणा, ...
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