falseness

• Nom désignant la qualité ou l'état de ce qui est faux, incluant le manque d'honnêteté, la déloyauté ou le caractère trompeur.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being false, which can include untruthfulness, disloyalty, or deceitfulness.

indénombrable

1. State of being untrueB2formal

   The quality or condition of being false, incorrect, or not based on facts.

   Fausseté (en tant qu'état d'être faux)

   • The falseness of his statement was quickly exposed.
   • She could not tolerate the falseness of the rumors.
   • The report was criticized for its inherent falseness.

   Synonymeserroneousnessfallaciousnessfalsehoodfalsityinaccuracyincorrectnessspeciousnessuntruth

   Antonymesfactualitytruthtruthfulnessverity

2. Unfaithfulness or treacheryC1formal

   The quality of being unreliable, disloyal, or treacherous in a relationship or commitment.

   Infidélité ou trahison

   • His falseness as a friend became apparent when he betrayed her trust.
   • The falseness of the ally was revealed during the crisis.
   • She was hurt by the falseness of his promises.

   Synonymesbetrayaldisloyaltyfaithlessnessinfidelityperfidytreacheryunfaithfulness

   Antonymesallegianceconstancydevotionfaithfulnessfidelityloyalty

3. Deceitfulness or hypocrisyC1formal

   The quality of not being open or honest; a tendency to deceive or act hypocritically.

   Fausseté, hypocrisie

   • The falseness of his smile made her uneasy.
   • Politicians are often accused of falseness in their public statements.
   • She saw through the falseness of his flattery.

   Synonymesdeceitfulnessdishonestyduplicityfalsityhypocrisyinsinceritymendacityuntruthfulness

   Antonymescandorhonestyopennesssinceritytruthfulness