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Meanings of patently false in English

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Usage of patently false in English
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It didn't matter if the allegations were unproven or even patently false.
The charlemagne pursuit
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Seregil gave him a smile that was patently false and shrugged.
Shadows Return
3
Democrats and Republicans alike have criticized Trump's assertion as patently false.
Reuters
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Historians and archaeologists now routinely ignore these stories as distorted or patently false.
The bourne objective
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I've had time to think; they know the evidence is false-sopatently false it's ridiculous.
The bourne identity
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The charge of conservatism at Llanelli is patently false.
The Guardian
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Last week's election was desultory, the public's opinion of it dismissive, and its result patently false.
The Guardian
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That is patently false … that never happened.
News.com.au
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The lawsuit argues Clarkson's claims are patently false.
Wired
10
Goldman's lawsuit is riddled with patently false allegations.
Reuters
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It was patently false, a twisted, angry leer.
Nocturnal
12
His lawyers had called the allegations against him " patently false".
Radio NZ
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A look of relief crept over Saranche's narrow face, though patently false rue filled his voice.
Knife of dreams
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However, such a premise is patently false.
The Irish Times
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These accusations are patently false and absurd.
Reuters
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I'd been right about the Transit van, which was white and fitted with patently false number plates.
Moon Over Soho
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