falsifying
ˈfɔːlsɪˌfaɪɪŋ
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Definition of falsifying - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

deceptiveintended to deceive by altering information
  • The falsifying documents led to a major scandal.
deceptive fraudulent misleading

Noun

1.
deception actact of making something false or incorrect
  • The falsifying of documents led to legal consequences..
counterfeiting fabricating forging
2.
disproofTECH.the process of proving something to be falseTECH.
  • The scientist's falsifying of the theory was groundbreaking.
debunking disproving refuting
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Origin of falsifying

Latin, falsus (deceived) + -ify (to make)

Terms with falsifying included in their meaning

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document falsification
falsifying tax documents to reduce payment
impersonation
related to impersonating or falsifying

Examples of falsifying in a sentence

  • He was caught with falsifying credentials at the interview.
  • Falsifying records is a serious offense.
  • The company was accused of falsifying financial statements.
  • Falsifying requires rigorous testing and evidence.
  • The court case involved the falsifying of several documents.

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  1. French:falsifiant, falsification, ...
  2. German:fälschend, Fälschung, ...
  3. Italian:falsificante, falsificazione, ...
  4. Spanish:falsificado, falsificación, ...
  5. Portuguese:enganoso, falsificação, ...
  6. Chinese:篡改的, 伪造, ...
  7. Japanese:偽造の, 偽造, ...
  8. Arabic:مُزَوِّر, تَزْوِير, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְזַיֵּף, זִיּוּף, ...
  10. Russian:фальсифицированный, подделка, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фальсифікований, підробка, ...
  12. Hindi:फर्जी, मिथ्याकरण, ...
falsify
ˈfɔːlsəˌfaɪ
falsifiedfalsifies

Definition of falsify - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

tr.
1.
deceptionalter information to deceive others
  • He tried to falsify the financial records.
forge manipulate
2.
disproveTECH.prove something to be falseTECH.
  • The scientist was able to falsify the hypothesis.
debunk disprove
3.
legalRareforge or counterfeit documentsRare
  • They attempted to falsify the legal documents.
counterfeit fabricate forge
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Origin of falsify

Latin, falsus (deceived) + facere (to make)

Examples of falsify in a sentence

  • The scientist was accused of attempting to falsify the data.
  • They attempted to falsify the report with new data.
  • The lawyer worked to falsify the witness's statement.
  • He tried to falsify the financial records.
  • The company was caught attempting to falsify reports.

View all translations of falsify

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  1. French:falsifier, réfuter, ...
  2. German:fälschen, falsifizieren, ...
  3. Italian:falsificare, confutare, ...
  4. Spanish:falsificar, refutar, ...
  5. Portuguese:falsificar, refutar, ...
  6. Chinese:篡改, 反驳, ...
  7. Japanese:改ざんする, 反証する, ...
  8. Arabic:زَوَّرَ, دَحَضَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לְזַיֵּף, לְהַפְרִיךְ, ...
  10. Russian:фальсифицировать, опровергать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:фальсифікувати, спростувати, ...
  12. Hindi:जालसाज़ी करना, गलत साबित करना, ...
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