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Misspelling
alse, faalse, fallse, fals, falsee, falsse, falze, ffalse, phalse

False — synonyms, false antonyms, definition

1. false (a)

148 synonyms
abusive adulterous affected apocryphal artificial arty assumed base base-born bastard biased bigoted bogus canting colored conceited conjectural copying corrupt corrupted • • •

2. false (Noun)

3 synonyms
stand-in substitute supplementary

3. false (Adjective)

7 synonyms
delusive faux fictive off-key pretended put on sour
1 antonym
true
10 definitions

false (Adjective) — Not in accordance with the fact, reality or actuality. ex. "gave false testimony under oath" ex. "false tales of bravery"

false (Adjective) — Arising from error. ex. "a false assumption"

false (Adjective) — Erroneous and usually accidental. ex. "a false start" ex. "a false alarm"

false (Adjective) — Deliberately deceptive. ex. "false pretences"

false (Adjective) — Inappropriate to reality or facts. ex. "false hopes"

false (Adjective) — Not genuine or real; being an imitation of the genuine article. ex. "false teeth"

false (Adjective) — Designed to deceive. ex. "a suitcase with a false bottom"

false (Adjective) — Inaccurate in pitch. ex. "a false note"

false (Adjective) — Adopted in order to deceive.

false (Adjective) — (used especially of persons) not dependable in devotion or affection; unfaithful. ex. "a false friend"

4 see also
the true trueness truth verity

4. false (Adverb)

4 synonyms
faithlessly traitorously treacherously treasonably
1 definition

false (Adverb) — In a disloyal and faithless manner. ex. "his wife played him false"