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Meanings of falsehoods in English
Portuguese
factos alternativos Spanish
hechos alternativos Intentious lie described as facts.
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Usage of falsehoods in English
1
These falsehoods aren't just humorous isolated errors; they number into the hundreds.
2
Research shows that, on twitter at least, falsehoods travels farther than truth.
3
They were all falsehoods: there was no truth in any of them.
4
Misra denies the allegations and says they contain a series of falsehoods.
5
I told my falsehoods placidly, for they were meaningless in my eyes.
6
However, I continued resolute in refusing to put my name to falsehoods.
7
Never was so systematic a use made of falsehoods small and great.
8
Derues acknowledged having written it, and tried various falsehoods to excuse himself.
9
Appearances are often deceitful, yielding obvious clews only to mistakes and falsehoods.
10
What did he care for the falsehoods and the calumnies they contained?
11
And again: How wonderful the escape from the falsehoods of the Prophet!
12
Should he adopt the views of his counsel, employ subterfuges and falsehoods?
13
How dare you tread among falsehoods, you that have heard of Truth?
14
Gad, what a pack of falsehoods that woman has poured into me!
15
Consider that the great Galileo, otherwise a debunker of falsehoods, wrote the following:
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But I have a responsibility to draw attention to these falsehoods.
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Falsehoods across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common