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Synonym for false [adjective]

The synonym false synonymous definition words:
means "property"
lying, mendacious, untrue, untruthful, deceptive, deceiving, fallacious, misleading
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false [adjective]

means "characteristic"
erroneous, inaccurate, improper, specious, incorrect, mistaken, untrue, wrong, counterfeit, artificial, bogus, forged, phony, sham, spurious, ersatz, stand-in, substitute, supplementary

false [adjective]

means "character trait"
deceitful, villainous, disingenuous, treasonable, disloyal, malicious, faithless, hypocritical
Further results for the word "false"

adulterous [adjective]

means "unfaithful"
untrue, wandering, perfidious, fickle, inconstant, false

apocryphal [adjective]

means "of doubtful authenticity"
disputed, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious

artificial [adjective]

means "synthetic"
false, counterfeit, unreal, unnatural, inorganic, fake

arty [adjective]

means "catchy"
affected, false, imitative, pseudo, illusory, tasteless

bastard [adjective]

means "illegitimate"
fatherless, natural, misbegotten, base-born, false

bogus [adjective]

means "forged"
false, counterfeit, fraudulent, phony, spurious

canting [adjective]

means "insincere"
two-faced, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced

colored [adjective]

means "tampered with"
perverted, warped, subjective, false, disguised, deceptive

conceited [adjective]

means "character trait"
affected, false, imitative

corrupt [adjective]

means "dishonest"
sinister, mercenary, underhanded, praetorian, false, unethical

counterfeit [adjective]

means "sham"
false

counterfeit [adjective]

means "forged"
false, bogus, fraudulent, phony, spurious

dishonorable [adjective]

means "disgraceful"
false, low, fraudulent, opprobrious, ignoble, underhanded

disingenuous [adjective]

means "deceitful"
villainous, false, treasonable, disloyal, malicious, faithless

disloyal [adjective]

means "faithless"
deceitful, false, fickle, inconstant, perfidious, treacherous

disputed [adjective]

means "of doubtful authenticity"
apocryphal, doubtful, false, fraudulent, fake, fictitious

erroneous [adjective]

means "faulty"
untrue, false

ersatz [adjective]

means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, imitation, counterfeit, bogus

fabulous [adjective]

means "made up"
mythical, false, legendary, fabled, fabricated, fictional

faithless [adjective]

means "disloyal"
deceitful, false, fickle, inconstant, perfidious, treacherous

fallacious [adjective]

means "deceptive"
deceiving, false, misleading

faulty [adjective]

means "erroneous"
untrue, false

fictional [adjective]

means "made up"
mythical, false, legendary, fabled, fabricated, fabulous

flash [adjective]

means "quality"
fake, counterfeit, false, fraudulent, sham

flimsy [adjective]

means "ineffectual"
unsubstantial, superficial, poor, false, fallacious

fraudulent [adjective]

means "untrue"
false, lying, bogus, forged, sham, simulated

hypocritical [adjective]

means "insincere"
deceitful, deceptive, deceiving, false, misleading, pretending

imitation [adjective]

means "synthetic"
artificial, fake, false, ersatz, counterfeit, bogus

imitative [adjective]

means "parroting"
false, forged, sham, copying, phony

in error [adjective]

means "mistaken"
incorrect, faulty, false, misleading, equivocal

incorrect [adjective]

means "inaccurate"
false, inexact, untrue, wrong, erroneous

lying [adjective]

means "unreliable"
unsound, tricky, false, treacherous, fraudulent, unscrupulous

make-believe [adjective]

means "pretended"
feigned, false, unreal, fantastic, fraudulent, fabricated

man-made [adjective]

means "synthetic"
artificial, unnatural, inorganic, fake, false

mendacious [adjective]

means "lying"
false, untrue, untruthful

perfidious [adjective]

means "deceitful"
false

pseudo [adjective]

means "sham"
false

quack [adjective]

means "unprincipled"
pretentious, fake, phony, false, pseudo, sham

sanctimonious [adjective]

means "insincere"
deceitful, deceptive, deceiving, false, misleading, pretending

scandalous [adjective]

means "libellous"
false, malicious, abusive, gossiping, slanderous, damning

sham [adjective]

means "untrue"
false, lying, bogus, forged, fraudulent, simulated
- translate sham

stand-in [noun]

means "ersatz"
false, substitute, supplementary

superstitious [adjective]

means "fallacious"
groundless, ungrounded, false, religious, untrue, unsubstantial

suppositious [adjective]

means "supposed"
false

traitorous [adjective]

means "deceitful"
false

treasonable [adjective]

means "deceitful"
villainous, disingenuous, false, disloyal, malicious, faithless

two-faced [adjective]

means "insincere"
canting, bigoted, hypocritical, false, dishonest, prejudiced

underhanded [adjective]

means "dishonest"
sinister, mercenary, corrupt, praetorian, false, unethical

unfaithful [adjective]

means "deceitful"
false

unfaithful [adjective]

means "adulterous"
untrue, wandering, perfidious, fickle, inconstant, false

untruthful [adjective]

means "lying"
mendacious, untrue, false

venal [adjective]

means "dishonest"
sinister, mercenary, underhanded, praetorian, false, unethical

wrong [adjective]

means "property"
erroneous, false, inaccurate, untrue, incorrect, mistaken
- translate wrong

falsehood [noun]

means "lie"
fabrication, prevarication, fib, untruth, falsification, invention, mendacity

falsely [object]

means "surreptitiously"
behind one's back, secretly

falseness [noun]

means "duplicity"
deceit, perfidy, treachery

abandonment [noun]

means "desertion"
apostasy, withdrawal, defection, falseness, tergiversation

apostasy [noun]

means "desertion"
defection, withdrawal, abandonment, falseness, tergiversation

behind one's back [object]

means "surreptitiously"
falsely, secretly

cheapness [noun]

means "ostentation"
show, affectation, tinsel, falseness, sham, hypocrisy

deceit [noun]

means "duplicity"
falseness, perfidy, treachery

defection [noun]

means "desertion"
apostasy, withdrawal, abandonment, falseness, tergiversation

disguise [noun]

means "costume"
mask, make up, deception, false front, dress, guise

fable [noun]

means "thing"
falsehood, fabrication, fib, fiction, forgery, invention

facing [noun]

means "surface treatment"
front, covering, surface, false front, facade

futility [noun]

means "being meaningless or senseless"
uselessness, emptiness, hopelessness, fruitlessness, hollowness, falseness

hollowness [noun]

means "being meaningless or senseless"
uselessness, emptiness, hopelessness, fruitlessness, futility, falseness

humbug [noun]

means "deception"
sham, falseness, hypocrisy, charlatanism, pretence

infidelity [noun]

means "unfaithfulness"
disloyalty, perfidy, falsity, falseness

lie [noun]

means "speech"
falsehood, fabrication, prevarication, fib, untruth, falsification

perfidy [noun]

means "duplicity"
falseness, deceit, treachery

professedly [object]

means "allegedly"
supposedly, ostensibly, falsely, slyly

romance [noun]

means "fantasy"
fiction, fable, exaggeration, fancy, extravagance, falsehood

tale [noun]

means "speech"
falsehood, fable, fib, lie, exaggeration

tinsel [noun]

means "ostentation"
show, affectation, cheapness, falseness, sham, hypocrisy

treachery [noun]

means "duplicity"
falseness, perfidy, deceit

uselessness [noun]

means "being meaningless or senseless"
futility, emptiness, hopelessness, fruitlessness, hollowness, falseness
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