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Meanings of falsely in English

Portuguese
de forma incorreta

In an incorrect manner.

de forma incorreta
Usage of falsely in English
1
To me that means either you're falsely accused or good at pretending.
Insurgent
2
In many cases the falsely accused were also deprived of promotional opportunities.
The Irish Times
3
We've seen this swaggering, falsely confident boor at least once too often.
The Irish Times
4
And to consider it in this way is to consider it falsely.
The Complex Vision
5
It would not be the first time I've been falsely accused, suspected.
The Great Book of Amber
6
The CIA's radios falsely accused Nagy of inviting Soviet troops into Budapest.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
7
The film was falsely believed as genuine and even shown in America.
The South African
8
For I have prophesied falsely and at sunset the gods will lie.
Plays of Gods and Men
9
Assay values were falsely decreased due to competitive inhibition by these anions.
Pubmed
10
He's most famous for falsely claiming to have cloned human stem cells.
Wired
11
You say falsely that they are the last to be given up.
The Billow and the Rock
12
The pace was so slow that day and it was falsely-run race.
The Guardian
13
And our enemies falsely accuse us of abolishing good ordinances and churchdiscipline.
The Apology of the Augsburg Confession
14
Never have I spoken falsely, and for this I have joy to-day.
Northland Heroes
15
As long as I asked him direct questions he could answer falsely.
The Gold Bag
16
By this I mean that mortal mind should not be falsely impregnated.
Rudimental Divine Science
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