Portuguese
refutação Catalan
confutació Refutation of a hypothesis, e.g. by experiment.
The act of rendering something false as by fraudulent changes (of documents or measures etc.) or counterfeiting.
Synonyms
Examples for "falsehood"
Examples for "falsehood"
1
The climax is in the deliberate falsehood contained in the closing words.
2
Say yes or no; one word will suffice; but beware of falsehood.
3
No virtue assists itself with falsehood; truth is never matter of error.
4
Both are forms of falsehood, ways of reducing and demeaning our humanity.
5
There is always a propriety in truth, and an impropriety in falsehood.
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The second example of 'falsification' is surely in the realm of empirics.
2
In the extreme, all scientific knowledge would consist of instances of falsification.
3
It can be broken down into three areas, fabrication, falsification and plagiarism.
4
In no way did this feel to him like forgery or falsification.
5
I suspect that it's some falsification on the part of the inspector.
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There would be, as now, opportunity for falsification of accounts and embezzlement.
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The most serious falsification of truth occurs in two short paragraphs on Guatemala.
8
The falsification of mortgage certificates is also a problem, they say.
9
Kerviel is under formal investigation for breach of trust, computer abuse and falsification.
10
He was put on probation after pleading guilty to falsification of police reports.
11
You had absolutely no proof that Wennerström had committed the falsification?
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At the sharp end are plagiarism, fabrication and falsification of research.
13
Balfour, did anyone see what you claim to be this falsification of self-murder?
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This is not ignorance -it is a knowing falsification of the truth.
15
The falsification of babies' records is as old as the State.
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Kerviel has been placed under investigation for breach of trust, computer abuse and falsification.
