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falsehood <a falsehood; falsehoods> N

falsehood

malicious falsehood LAW

one who distinguishes truth from falsehood

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They even attempt to create a social/political movement built on these unexamined falsehoods.
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Brown dismisses this notion and tells of the falsehoods in the history of the stories associated with the tomb.
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People can go to court to defend their integrity and correct falsehoods purveyed against them.
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But if falsehoods are advanced, hear them with mildness, and arm yourself with patience. 24.
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People will not believe one another, falsehoods will win disputes and brothers will become avaricious.
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Conflicting falsehoods we can comprehend; but truths can never war against each other.
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It is the symbol of an irreligious person, an outcast, harsh speech, falsehoods, uncleanliness, abdominal ulcers, bones, and transmigration.
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Faith gleans clues from the mendacity tree, a prized specimen that feeds on the falsehoods she whispers to it.
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Fact is sometimes used synonymously with "truth", as distinct from opinions, falsehoods, or matters of taste.
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He deplored the cataract of unworthy suggestions and of actual falsehoods which have been poured out to the public during the last few days.
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