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British pronunciation/fɒls/
American pronunciation/fɔls/

Definition & Meaning of "false"

01

not according to reality or facts

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He made a false claim about his achievements to impress others.
He presented a false document as evidence in the court case.
02

made to resemble something real

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The museum displayed a false artifact mistaken for an ancient relic.
She wore false eyelashes to enhance her look.
03

(of a person) betraying trust or loyalty

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The false friend abandoned him when things got tough, showing no loyalty.
A false companion will always put their own interests above yours, even at your expense.
04

(of a musical note or sound) not accurate or true to the intended pitch

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The singer hit a false note during the chorus, throwing off the harmony.
Her voice wavered and produced a false pitch in the middle of the performance.
05

intended to mislead or deceive

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Advertisements for miracle diets often create a false sense of hope.
The alarm provided a false sense of security, as it was easily disabled.
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in a deceitful or untrustworthy manner

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She played him false by pretending to be supportive, then gossiping about him behind his back.
They acted false when they promised to help but never showed up.
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