FALSE
Salah
definition
adjective
the test can produce false results
not according with truth or fact; incorrect.
check to see if the trunk has a false bottom
appearing to be the thing denoted; deliberately made or meant to deceive.
translation of 'false'
adverb
dgn curang,
dgn licin,
dgn licik
noun
tiruan,
penipu
adjective
lancung,
tiruan,
pendusta,
salah,
tdk benar,
palsu,
sumbang,
bohong,
keroh
example
She lashed out at ‘certain media organisations [that] have distorted facts and spread 'false' rumours’.
The globalisation of the English language, especially in trade and politics, has lulled Western intelligence agencies into a 'false' sense of national security.
Now, I expect that you will not take three months to publicly apologize for spreading 'false' truths about me.
The review has not produced any dramatic u-turns, and certainly not a management clear-out (unless Olver is lulling us all into a 'false' sense of security).
We see people winning the game and losing, and those that think they are winning are fooled into a 'false' security that actually makes them losers.
Two men, both from Rochdale and aged 30 and 31, were arrested on suspicion of kidnap, 'false' imprisonment and sexual assault.
In the darker months, schoolchildren particularly would venture on to the moor, lulled into a 'false' sense of security because it would be ‘an official cycleway’.
Another small gem goes like this: ‘Resist whispered speech and 'false' pleasant smiles when in the boss's company.’
Cruising on a motorway is undemanding and lures drivers into a 'false' sense of security, many of them feeling that just one hand loosely resting on the bottom of the steering wheel is adequate for control.
Modal logic has a more sophisticated truth definition in which formulas are not simply globally true or 'false' ; their truth depends on your point of view.
He admitted helping people to get hold of 'false' passports and Sim cards for mobile phones but denied any involvement in the credit card fraud.
Her make-up was all warm brown and dark black tones, and if Anne's wasn't mistaken… she was wearing 'false' eyelashes.
He blames the long sweeping S-bend at Broad Oak for lulling drivers into a 'false' sense of security and says that although the stretch of road has a 40 mph limit drivers use it like a race track.
Traditional 'false' eyelashes are uncomfortable and difficult to apply.
Customs and Excise officers x-rayed his suitcase full of women's clothing he claimed was his girlfriend's and then ripped open its 'false' bottom to uncover the drugs.
Donald Fisher, who is accused of 'false' imprisonment and assault, admitted using a rope to bind the 15-year-old boy's hands behind his back.
Both were convicted of indecently assaulting one victim, two charges of kidnapping, one of attempted kidnapping and three of 'false' imprisonment.
She gave him a 'false' smile and dissolved into a bout of strong tears, overwhelmed with emotion of such change that had taken place and yearning for her real home, the home she belonged in.
Action to prevent a forced marriage currently has to be brought about through laws on 'false' imprisonment, threatening behaviour, harassment or assault.
We made a plea to all hill-goers using this type of aid: learn how to use it (in a safer environment) before you go on the hill, do not let it replace common sense and let it give a 'false' sense of security.
A bag stuffed with fake passports and 'false' IDs found abandoned near Heathrow airport may be linked to West Yorkshire.
We are very concerned that someone is attempting to get hold of original certificates, which could then be used to obtain 'false' documentation such as passports or for other fraudulent purposes.
It's a 'false' sense of security that they are actually holding on to.
She had composed herself and was full of polite words and 'false' smiles.
He was found guilty of sexual harassment, making false mileage claims, giving 'false' or misleading information to the club's marketing committee and gross incompetence.
Animals like the 'false' killer whale and bottlenose dolphin show how much variety is possible by purely natural means.
In recent years, I have become convinced that one of the biggest obstacles to information security is incorrect reasoning based on 'false' analogies.
Someone was in fact willing to defend spreading rumors and 'false' information on the Internet!
He said he was arrested in Indonesia last year while travelling to Australia on a 'false' South African passport and deported here on November 1.
One had stayed illegally after her six-month visa had expired, the other had been in the UK for some years after being brought into the country on a 'false' passport.
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