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Definition of false
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 false is as below...
False
(superl.)
Not
faithful
or
loyal,
as to
obligations,
allegiance,
vows, etc.;
untrue;
treacherous;
perfidious;
as, a false
friend,
lover,
or
subject;
false to
promises..
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Lee
::
Lee (v. i.) To lie; to speak
falsely.
Sincerity
::
Sincerity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
sincere;
honesty
of mind or
intention;
freedom
from
simulation,
hypocrisy,
disguise,
or false
pretense;
sincereness..
Fib
::
Fib (n.) A
falsehood;
a lie; -- used
euphemistically.
Deceptive
::
Deceptive
(a.)
Tending
to
deceive;
having
power to
mislead,
or
impress
with false
opinions;
as, a
deceptive
countenance
or
appearance..
Flam
::
Flam (v. t.) To
deceive
with a
falsehood.
Falsehood
::
Falsehood
(n.)
Treachery;
deceit;
perfidy;
unfaithfulness.
Discolor
::
Discolor
(v. t.) To alter the true
complexion
or
appearance
of; to put a false hue upon.
Warrantable
::
Warrantable
(a.)
Authorized
by
commission,
precept,
or
right;
justifiable;
defensible;
as, the
seizure
of a thief is
always
warrantable
by law and
justice;
falsehood
is never
warrantable..
Deceive
::
Deceive
(v. t.) To lead into
error;
to cause to
believe
what is
false,
or
disbelieve
what is true; to
impose
upon; to
mislead;
to
cheat;
to
disappoint;
to
delude;
to
insnare..
Miscue
::
Miscue
(n.) A false
stroke
with a
billiard
cue, the cue
slipping
from the ball
struck
without
impelling
it as
desired..
Misreport
::
Misreport
(n.) An
erroneous
report;
a false or
incorrect
account
given.
Safflower
::
Safflower
(n.) An
annual
composite
plant
(Carthamus
tinctorius),
the
flowers
of which are used as a
dyestuff
and in
making
rouge;
bastard,
or
false,
saffron..
Legitimate
::
Legitimate
(a.)
Authorized;
real;
genuine;
not
false,
counterfeit,
or
spurious;
as,
legitimate
poems of
Chaucer;
legitimate
inscriptions..
Jasmine
::
"Jasmine
(n.) A
shrubby
plant of the genus
Jasminum,
bearing
flowers
of a
peculiarly
fragrant
odor. The J.
officinale,
common
in the south of
Europe,
bears white
flowers.
The
Arabian
jasmine
is J.
Sambac,
and, with J.
angustifolia,
comes from the East
Indies.
The
yellow
false
jasmine
in the
Gelseminum
sempervirens
(see
Gelsemium).
Several
other
plants
are
called
jasmine
in the West
Indies,
as
species
of
Calotropis
and
Faramea..
Falsify
::
Falsify
(a.) To make false by
multilation
or
addition;
to
tamper
with; as, to
falsify
a
record
or
document..
Superstition
::
Superstition
(n.) The
worship
of a false god or gods; false
religion;
religious
veneration
for
objects.
Gloss
::
Gloss (n.) A false or
specious
explanation.
Calumniate
::
Calumniate
(v. t.) To
accuse
falsely
and
maliciously
of a crime or
offense,
or of
something
disreputable;
to
slander;
to
libel..
Simular
::
Simular
(a.)
False;
specious;
counterfeit.
Cautelous
::
Cautelous
(a.)
Crafty;
deceitful;
false.
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