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Meanings of falsity in English
Statement contradicted by facts and reality.
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Usage of falsity in English
1
The causes of falsity I have set forth very clearly in II.
2
They scoffed and jeered at it; denounced it as a manifest falsity.
3
Yet the truth or falsity of the protest had not been investigated.
4
There is but one Truth and we can not establish a falsity.
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Is not the truth of ignorance better than the falsity of superstition?
6
This belief is quite common, but science long ago exposed its falsity.
7
Is there any falsity or misrepresentation in what I have advanced above?
8
The falsity of the particular involves the falsity of the universal.
9
A new publication looking at London properties demonstrates the falsity of that perception.
10
The absurdity of the consequences shows the falsity of the premises.
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Objection 1: It seems that falsity is not in the senses.
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Objection 1: It seems that falsity is not in the intellect.
13
That is part of the falsity in which the whole capitalistic world lives.
14
The falsity of medievalism appears in this-itrobbed men of joy and gladness.
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Objection 1: It appears that falsity does not exist in things.
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This is the lady of whom Gibbon writes with the following ponderous falsity:
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