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false

/fɔːls/

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adjective

/fɔːls/A2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что не является истинным, реальным или правильным; основанное на ошибочных идеях или фактах.

Describes something that is not true, real, or correct; based on mistaken ideas or deliberately deceptive.

  1. Not true or incorrectA2formal

    Contrary to fact or truth; erroneous.

    ruЛожный

    • The statement was proven false by the evidence.
    • She gave a false name to the police.
    • His claims about the product were completely false.

    Synonymserroneousfallaciousfaultyinaccurateincorrectinvalidmistakenuntruewrong

    Antonymsaccuratecorrectfactualrighttruetruthfulvalidveracious

  2. Artificial or imitationB1formal

    Made to look like something real; not genuine.

    ruИскусственный

    • She wore false eyelashes for the party.
    • The painting was discovered to be a false copy.
    • He has false teeth after losing his real ones.

    Synonymsartificialboguscounterfeitersatzfakeimitationmockphonypseudoshamsimulatedsynthetic

    Antonymsauthenticgenuinenaturalrealtrue

  3. Deceptive or misleadingB1formal

    Intended to deceive or mislead.

    ruЛожный

    • He gave a false impression of confidence.
    • The advertisement contained false promises.
    • She had a false sense of security about the situation.

    Synonymsboguscounterfeitdeceitfuldeceptivedishonestdisingenuousfakefallaciousfeignedfraudulenthypocriticalinsinceremendaciousmisleadingshamspuriousuntruthful

    Antonymsauthenticgenuinehonestrealsinceretruthful

Forms
  • falser comparative form
  • falsest superlative form
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