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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 well
founded;
not firm or
trustworthy;
erroneous;
as, a false
claim;
a false
conclusion;
a false
construction
in
grammar..
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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..
Color
::
Color (v. t.) To
change
or
alter,
as if by
dyeing
or
painting;
to give a false
appearance
to;
usually,
to give a
specious
appearance
to; to cause to
appear
attractive;
to make
plausible;
to
palliate
or
excuse;
as, the facts were
colored
by his
prejudices..
Illegality
::
Illegality
(n.) The
quality
or
condition
of being
illegal;
unlawfulness;
as, the
illegality
of
trespass
or of false
imprisonment;
also, an
illegal
act..
Error
::
Error (n.) A
departing
or
deviation
from the
truth;
falsity;
false
notion;
wrong
opinion;
mistake;
misapprehension.
Flam
::
Flam (n.) A freak or whim; also, a
falsehood;
a lie; an
illusory
pretext;
deception;
delusion..
Faser
::
Faser (n.) One who
faces;
one who puts on a false show; a
bold-faced
person.
Periwig
::
Periwig
(n.) A
headdress
of false hair,
usually
covering
the whole head, and
representing
the
natural
hair; a wig..
Face
::
Face (v. i.) To carry a false
appearance;
to play the
hypocrite.
Beguile
::
Beguile
(v. t.) To
delude
by
guile,
artifice,
or
craft;
to
deceive
or
impose
on, as by a false
statement;
to
lure..
Fact
::
Fact (n.) The
assertion
or
statement
of a thing done or
existing;
sometimes,
even when
false,
improperly
put, by a
transfer
of
meaning,
for the thing done, or
supposed
to be done; a thing
supposed
or
asserted
to be done; as,
history
abounds
with false
facts..
Casuistry
::
Casuistry
(a.)
Sophistical,
equivocal,
or false
reasoning
or
teaching
in
regard
to
duties,
obligations,
and
morals..
Pseudembryo
::
Pseudembryo
(n.) A false
embryo.
Misrepresent
::
Misrepresent
(v. t.) To
represent
incorrectly
(almost
always,
unfacorably);
to give a false
erroneous
representation
of,
either
maliciously,
ignirantly,
or
carelessly..
Unjust
::
Unjust
(a.)
Acting
contrary
to the
standard
of
right;
not
animated
or
controlled
by
justice;
false;
dishonest;
as, an
unjust
man or
judge..
Mendacious
::
Mendacious
(a.)
False;
counterfeit;
containing
falsehood;
as, a
mendacious
statement..
Discolor
::
Discolor
(v. t.) To alter the true
complexion
or
appearance
of; to put a false hue upon.
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..
Lye
::
Lye (n.) A
falsehood.
Falsify
::
Falsify
(a.) To
violate;
to break by
falsehood;
as, to
falsify
one's faith or
word..
Trip
::
Trip (n. i.) To take a quick step, as when in
danger
of
losing
one's
balance;
hence,
to make a
false;
to catch the foot; to lose
footing;
to
stumble..
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