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Meanings of falsify in English

Portuguese
falsificar
Spanish
desfigurar

Tamper, with the purpose of deception.

      Related terms
      falsificar
      Portuguese
      distorcer
      Spanish
      confundir

      Make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story.

            distorcer
            Synonyms
            Examples for "cook"
            Examples for "cook"
            1
            The cleric said: I want to have a word with the 'cook'.
            Chef
            2
            Then add the sea urchin meat and cook for 30 more seconds.
            Reuters
            3
            I think if we cook them really good they'll be all right.
            The road
            4
            They were asked to create and cook a meal using the products.
            The Irish Times
            5
            Drain and cook again in fresh boiling water for another 10 minutes.
            The Irish Times
            1
            But making fact checking yet another industry may simply institutionalise fake news.
            The South African
            2
            Police haven't said whether that number included any of the fake forms.
            Radio NZ
            3
            The main issue at hand, right now, is rooting out fake news.
            The South African
            4
            Public anxiety over cases of fake or toxic food often spreads quickly.
            Reuters
            5
            Now, he's working to solve a much harder AI problem: fake news.
            Wired
            1
            They are trying to manipulate the result of the elections, al-Fadil said.
            Reuters
            2
            I'm not sure it's possible to manipulate someone with candor and truth.
            Changes
            3
            Since few people bet on politics, it's easy to manipulate the market.
            The Guardian
            4
            Or you could get really serious, and start to manipulate the statistics.
            Bad science
            5
            Nothing beats wielding the power to create and manipulate your own images.
            Wired
            1
            It's a classical political fudge, but important and welcome for all that.
            The Irish Times
            2
            A political fudge that ducks science is the likeliest outcome at Copenhagen.
            The Irish Times
            3
            Without an improvement, the pressure to fudge the numbers will only increase.
            Reuters
            4
            John asked for the Any Given Sundae with Cadbury's fingers of fudge.
            The South African
            5
            Leonora Fenton-and sardines and toasted muffins and salad and fudge and coffee.
            Daddy-Long-Legs
            1
            Not surprisingly, they often misrepresent the real issues in the economics debate.
            Definition & Reality in the General Theory of Political Economy
            2
            However; the earlier vibe could misrepresent something, which the afternoon may correct.
            The South African
            3
            All went well at first; for he dared not misrepresent the facts.
            Baron Trigault's Vengeance
            4
            In civil matters, employees cannot misrepresent their identities, even on the Internet.
            Reuters
            5
            The types of England, the externals of England, always misrepresent the country.
            Tremendous Trifles
            1
            The D.C. deserves a first-class Birthday Honour-andmay possibly wangle an O.B.E.!
            Far to Seek / A Romance of England and India
            2
            Mariaan tries to wangle her way out of a sticky situation.
            The South African
            3
            On 13 I had to wangle a little shot out there.
            The South African
            4
            Could I manage to wangle my way into Jurmain's presence?
            206 Bones
            5
            No amount of cajoling could wangle further information from him.
            Spider bones: a novel
            Portuguese
            interpolar
            Catalan
            interpolar

            Insert words into texts, often falsifying it thereby.

                  interpolar
                  Catalan
                  falsificar
                  Spanish
                  falsificar

                  Falsify knowingly.

                        falsificar
                        Usage of falsify in English
                        1
                        IS IT POSSIBLE to falsify historical documents held in a national archive?
                        The Irish Times
                        2
                        The dauphin did not falsify the hopes thus expressed by the Empress-queen.
                        The Life of Marie Antoinette, Queen of France
                        3
                        This will falsify all suppositions, and nobody will succeed in identifying you.
                        The Memoirs of Jacques Casanova de Seingalt, 1725-1798. Volume 2...
                        4
                        He believes-andnobody can produce any positive fact to falsify his belief.
                        Twelve Stories and a Dream
                        5
                        Wynn suspected Jasper may have influenced Dr. Ramish to falsify his testimony.
                        From dawn to deceit
                        6
                        Under no circumstances or conditions should we directly falsify to a child.
                        The Mother and Her Child
                        7
                        It would falsify our whole life here,-andmake it one ugly hypocrisy!
                        The Coryston Family / A Novel
                        8
                        Continue to spend, drink, war, falsify, for the good of your country!
                        Punchinello, Volume 2, No. 32, November 5, 1870
                        9
                        It could not, however, falsify the scene in the gully below.
                        Bring the Jubilee
                        10
                        But nothing else came at once to the surface to falsify her prevision.
                        Mary Wollaston
                        11
                        Tyre will never rise from her dust to falsify the voice of prophecy.
                        Our Day / In the Light of Prophecy
                        12
                        Whereas it might be so, we could never test or falsify this assertion.
                        The Guardian
                        13
                        But it is not worth while trying to make him falsify my character.
                        Mrs. Falchion, Volume 1.
                        14
                        To forget it, and it is commonly forgotten, is to falsify every issue.
                        First and Last Things: A Confession of Faith and Rule of Life
                        15
                        So I had to falsify the books, to cover it up.
                        Hell hath no fury
                        16
                        But they also trivialize and falsify our novels, what about that?
                        The new yorker
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                        Translations for falsify
                        Falsify through the time
                        Falsify across language varieties
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