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Definition of falsehood
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of falsehood is as below...
Falsehood
(n.) A
deliberate
intentional
assertion
of what is known to be
untrue;
a
departure
from moral
integrity;
a lie.
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Cretism
::
Cretism
(n.) A
Cretan
practice;
lying;
a
falsehood.
Refutation
::
Refutation
(n.) The act or
process
of
refuting
or
disproving,
or the state of being
refuted;
proof of
falsehood
or
error;
the
overthrowing
of an
argument,
opinion,
testimony,
doctrine,
or
theory,
by
argument
or
countervailing
proof..
Enemy
::
Enemy (n.) One
hostile
to
another;
one who
hates,
and
desires
or
attempts
the
injury
of,
another;
a foe; an
adversary;
as, an enemy of or to a
person;
an enemy to
truth,
or to
falsehood..
Cog
::
Cog (v. t.) To
seduce,
or draw away, by
adulation,
artifice,
or
falsehood;
to
wheedle;
to
cozen;
to
cheat..
Invention
::
Invention
(n.) That which is
invented;
an
original
contrivance
or
construction;
a
device;
as, this fable was the
invention
of Esop; that
falsehood
was her own
invention..
Blague
::
Blague
(n.)
Mendacious
boasting;
falsehood;
humbug.
Roorbach
::
Roorbach
(n.) A
defamatory
forgery
or
falsehood
published
for
purposes
of
political
intrigue.
Belie
::
Belie (n.) To show to be
false;
to
convict
of, or
charge
with,
falsehood..
Cog
::
Cog (v. t.) To
obtrude
or
thrust
in, by
falsehood
or
deception;
as, to cog in a word; to palm off..
Fabrication
::
Fabrication
(n.) That which is
fabricated;
a
falsehood;
as, the story is
doubtless
a
fabrication..
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..
Falsehood
::
Falsehood
(n.)
Treachery;
deceit;
perfidy;
unfaithfulness.
Mendacious
::
Mendacious
(a.)
False;
counterfeit;
containing
falsehood;
as, a
mendacious
statement..
Pseudologist
::
Pseudologist
(n.) One who
utters
falsehoods;
a liar.
Invention
::
Invention
(n.) A
fabrication
to
deceive;
a
fiction;
a
forgery;
a
falsehood.
Leasing
::
Leasing
(a.) The act of
lying;
falsehood;
a lie or lies.
Pseudology
::
Pseudology
(n.)
Falsehood
of
speech.
Improbation
::
Improbation
(n.) The act by which
falsehood
and
forgery
are
proved;
an
action
brought
for the
purpose
of
having
some
instrument
declared
false or
forged.
Stab
::
Stab (v. t.) Fig.: To
injure
secretly
or by
malicious
falsehood
or
slander;
as, to stab a
person's
reputation..
Mendacity
::
Mendacity
(n.) A
falsehood;
a lie.
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