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- DictionaryFalse·hood/ˈfôlsˌho͝od/
noun
- 1. the state of being untrue: "the truth or falsehood of the many legends that surround her"
The meaning of FALSEHOOD is an untrue statement : lie. How to use falsehood in a sentence.
A falsehood is a statement that distorts or suppresses the truth, in order to deceive: to tell a falsehood about one's ancestry in order to gain acceptance. A fib denotes a trivial falsehood, and is often used to characterize that which is not strictly true: a polite fib.
something that is not true; a lie.
A falsehood is a lie. If your mom has an uncanny knack for knowing when you're telling a falsehood, it means she always knows when you're stretching the truth.
something that is not true; a lie.
Define falsehood. falsehood synonyms, falsehood pronunciation, falsehood translation, English dictionary definition of falsehood. n. 1. An untrue statement; a lie or an inaccuracy. 2. The practice of lying. 3. Lack of conformity to truth or fact; inaccuracy. American Heritage®...
A falsehood is a statement that distorts or suppresses the truth, in order to deceive: to tell a falsehood about one's ancestry in order to gain acceptance. A fib denotes a trivial falsehood, and is often used to characterize that which is not strictly true: a polite fib.
Definition of falsehood noun in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
A falsehood is a statement that distorts or suppresses the truth, in order to deceive: to tell a falsehood about one's ancestry in order to gain acceptance. A fib denotes a trivial falsehood, and is often used to characterize that which is not strictly true: a polite fib.
FALSEHOOD definition: a lie. Learn more.
