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Definition of false
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False (a.) To
feign;
to
pretend
to make.
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Deceit
::
Deceit
(n.) Any
trick,
collusion,
contrivance,
false
representation,
or
underhand
practice,
used to
defraud
another.
When
injury
is
thereby
effected,
an
action
of
deceit,
as it
called,
lies for
compensation..
Dissemble
::
Dissemble
(v. t.) To hide under a false
semblance
or
seeming;
to feign
(something)
not to be what it
really
is; to put an
untrue
appearance
upon; to
disguise;
to mask.
Attaint
::
Attaint
(v.) A writ which lies after
judgment,
to
inquire
whether
a jury has given a false
verdict
in any court of
record;
also, the
convicting
of the jury so
tried..
Mistrial
::
Mistrial
(n.) A false or
erroneous
trial;
a trial which has no
result.
Forsake
::
Forsake
(v. t.) To quit or leave
entirely;
to
desert;
to
abandon;
to
depart
or
withdraw
from; to
leave;
as, false
friends
and
flatterers
forsake
us in
adversity..
Apocryphal
::
Apocryphal
(a.) Not
canonical.
Hence:
Of
doubtful
authority;
equivocal;
mythic;
fictitious;
spurious;
false.
Make
::
Make (v. t.) To
produce,
as
something
artificial,
unnatural,
or
false;
-- often with up; as, to make up a
story..
Simular
::
Simular
(a.)
False;
specious;
counterfeit.
Evidence
::
Evidence
(n.) That which makes
evident
or
manifest;
that which
furnishes,
or tends to
furnish,
proof;
any mode of
proof;
the
ground
of
belief
or
judgement;
as, the
evidence
of our
senses;
evidence
of the truth or
falsehood
of a
statement..
Disproof
::
Disproof
(n.) A
proving
to be false or
erroneous;
confutation;
refutation;
as, to offer
evidence
in
disproof
of a
statement..
Cog
::
Cog (v. i.) To
deceive;
to
cheat;
to play
false;
to lie; to
wheedle;
to
cajole.
Gentile
::
Gentile
(a.) One of a
non-Jewish
nation;
one
neither
a Jew nor a
Christian;
a
worshiper
of false gods; a
heathen.
True
::
True (n.)
Conformable
to fact; in
accordance
with the
actual
state of
things;
correct;
not
false,
erroneous,
inaccurate,
or the like; as, a true
relation
or
narration;
a true
history;
a
declaration
is true when it
states
the
facts..
Falser
::
Falser
(n.) A
deceiver.
Benevolence
::
Benevolence
(n.) A
species
of
compulsory
contribution
or tax, which has
sometimes
been
illegally
exacted
by
arbitrary
kings of
England,
and
falsely
represented
as a
gratuity..
Croup
::
Croup (n.) An
inflammatory
affection
of the
larynx
or
trachea,
accompanied
by a
hoarse,
ringing
cough and
stridulous,
difficult
breathing;
esp., such an
affection
when
associated
with the
development
of a false
membrane
in the air
passages
(also
called
membranous
croup).
See False
croup,
under
False,
and
Diphtheria..
Bastard
::
Bastard
(n.)
Lacking
in
genuineness;
spurious;
false;
adulterate;
--
applied
to
things
which
resemble
those which are
genuine,
but are
really
not so..
Convict
::
Convict
(v. t.) To prove or show to be
false;
to
confute;
to
refute.
Amorpha
::
Amorpha
(n.) A genus of
leguminous
shrubs,
having
long
clusters
of
purple
flowers;
false or
bastard
indigo..
Sincere
::
Sincere
(superl.)
Being in
reality
what it
appears
to be;
having
a
character
which
corresponds
with the
appearance;
not
falsely
assumed;
genuine;
true; real; as, a
sincere
desire
for
knowledge;
a
sincere
contempt
for
meanness..
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