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spurious

/ˈspjʊr.i.əs/

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adjective

/ˈspjʊr.i.əs/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что не является подлинным, настоящим или истинным; часто используется для обозначения ложных утверждений, аргументов или видимости.

Describes something that is not genuine, authentic, or true; often used to refer to false claims, arguments, or appearances.

  1. False or fakeC1formal

    Not genuine, authentic, or true; made to look like something it is not.

    ruЛожный или поддельный

    • The document was rejected because it contained spurious signatures.
    • He made a spurious claim about his academic credentials.
    • The painting was found to be spurious, not an original Van Gogh.

    Synonymsartificialboguscounterfeitfakefalsefeignedforgedmockphonypretendedshamsimulated

    Antonymsactualauthenticgenuinelegitimaterealtruevalid

  2. Misleading or deceptiveC1formal

    Based on false reasoning or information that is intended to deceive.

    ruЛожный

    • The argument was spurious and lacked any real evidence.
    • Spurious statistics were used to support the flawed conclusion.
    • The company's spurious advertising claims led to a lawsuit.

    Synonymsboguscounterfeitdeceptivefakefallaciousfalsefraudulentmisleadingshamspecious

    Antonymsauthenticgenuinerealtruevalid

Forms
  • more spurious comparative form
  • most spurious superlative form
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