/fɔːls/
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Translation
Not true; not right.
Word origin
From Latin falsus, meaning wrong or untrue, from fallere, to deceive.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- falsus
Examples
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"False" means the story is not true.
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Here "false" means the name was not his real one.
marked .
Here "false" means the answer was not right.
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