Definition Synonyms
Definition of falsity - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
falsehoodfalse statement or belief
- She was hurt by the falsity spread about her..
2.
truththe quality of being untrue or deceptive
- The falsity of the document was soon discovered.
Origin of falsity
Latin, falsus (deceived)
Examples of falsity in a sentence
He couldn't believe the falsity of the rumors. His argument was full of falsity and deception. The politician's speech was criticized for its falsity.
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- French:fausseté, tromperie, ...
- German:Falschheit, ...
- Italian:falsità, inganno, ...
- Spanish:mentira, ...
- Portuguese:mentira, ...
- Chinese:谎言, 虚假性, ...
- Japanese:虚偽, 不実, ...
- Arabic:زَيْف, ...
- Hebrew:שֶׁקֶר, שִׁקְרִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:ложь, обман, ...
- Ukrainian:брехня, неправдивість, ...
- Hindi:झूठ, असत्यता, ...
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