Definitions
the act of rendering something false as by fraudulent changes (of documents or measures etc.) or counterfeiting
Word origin
From Middle English falshede, from false + -hede, equivalent to false + -hood.
Used in a sentence
“Don't tell falsehoods.”
“THE LEPROSY OF NAAMAN INFLICTED ON GEHAZI, FOR HIS FALSEHOOD AND COVETOUSNESS.”
“O mortal, eschew falsehood and flattery. Death flayeth and killeth the false one: The apostate suffereth for his falsehood and pride; he is tormented in both worlds. Renounce slander and envy of others.”
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