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false belief

/fɔːls bɪˈliːf/

Traduction: Croyance incorrecte ou erronée, une opinion ou une idée qui n'est pas fondée sur des faits ou la réalité, souvent maintenue en dépit de preuves contraires.

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/fɔːls bɪˈliːf/B2formal
  • frCroyance incorrecte ou erronée, une opinion ou une idée qui n'est pas fondée sur des faits ou la réalité, souvent maintenue en dépit de preuves contraires.

A mistaken or incorrect conviction or opinion that is not based on fact or reality, often held despite evidence to the contrary.

  1. Incorrect convictionB2formal

    A belief that is not true or is based on incorrect information.

    frfausse croyance

    • He held the false belief that the Earth was flat.
    • Many people have a false belief that all snakes are dangerous.
    • The false belief about the medicine's effectiveness led to misuse.
  2. MisconceptionB2formal

    A view or opinion that is mistaken because it is based on faulty thinking or understanding.

    fridée fausse

    • The false belief that success comes only from luck is common.
    • She corrected his false belief about the historical event.
    • False beliefs can spread quickly through social media.
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