Vocab Bloom Hub

untrue

/ʌnˈtruː/

Traducción: Describe una afirmación o declaración que es falsa o no se ajusta a los hechos. También puede referirse a algo que no es fiel o leal.

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adjective

/ʌnˈtruː/B2formal
  • esDescribe una afirmación o declaración que es falsa o no se ajusta a los hechos. También puede referirse a algo que no es fiel o leal.

Describes a statement or claim that is false or not in accordance with the facts.

  1. False or incorrectB1formal

    Not in accordance with facts or reality; false.

    esfalso o incorrecto

    • The rumors about her were completely untrue.
    • He claimed the accusations were untrue.
    • It is untrue that the company is closing down.

    Sinónimoserroneousfabricatedfallaciousfalseinaccurateincorrectinvalidmistakenunfoundedwrong

    Antónimosaccuratecorrectfactualrighttruevalid

  2. Disloyal or unfaithfulB2formal

    Not faithful or loyal to a person, obligation, or trust.

    esDesleal o infiel

    • He was untrue to his wife.
    • She felt he had been untrue to their friendship.
    • Being untrue to one's principles is a serious matter.

    Sinónimosdisloyalfaithlessfalseinconstantperfidioustraitoroustreacherousunfaithful

    Antónimosdevotedfaithfulloyaltrue

  3. Not level or accurateC1formal

    Not accurately fitted, aligned, or level.

    esno alineado o nivelado

    • The door frame is untrue and needs adjustment.
    • The carpenter found the shelf to be untrue.
    • The surface was untrue, causing the table to wobble.

    Sinónimosaskewbentcrookeddistortedinaccuratelopsidedskewunevenwarped

    Antónimosaccuratealignedevenlevelplumbsquarestraighttrue

Formas
  • more untrue comparative form
  • most untrue superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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