falsehood
dusta
definition
noun
the truth or falsehood of the many legends that surround her
the state of being untrue.
translation of 'falsehood'
noun
pernyataan bohong,
kebohongan,
dusta,
bidaah
example
I think he means to refer to perceptual propositions - propositions whose truth or 'falsehood' we can determine by looking or employing some other sense.
The settlement was reached after Judd sued the magazine for malicious 'falsehood' and false attribution.
the truth or 'falsehood' of the many legends that surround her
But real wisdom means knowing truth from 'falsehood' , knowing the difference between evidence and wishful thinking.
He had two lives: one, open, seen and known by all who cared to know, full of relative truth and of relative 'falsehood' , exactly like the lives of his friends and acquaintances; and another life running its course in secret.
In the light of my conclusion that he did not act maliciously in publishing the graph, it is not necessary for me to consider the issue of damage in the context of the claim in malicious 'falsehood' .
He detects a rise in self delusion, a diminution of individual identity and a selling-out of the soul, and reveals a hardening distaste for 'falsehood' and pretence in his darkly-amusing morality play.
The problems of another transitional period provide the substance of Stage Beauty, an intelligent, entertaining examination of the line between illusion and reality, truth and 'falsehood' , love and sex.
Whether the universe is deterministic, or (as contemporary physics seems to suggest) indeterministic is a question which is independent of the truth or 'falsehood' of the completeness of physics.
Misrepresentation is 'falsehood' or omission of facts in relation to an investment.
It is this calculated use of deception and 'falsehood' that we should fear, more even than the wrongheaded policy.
Federal law now makes it a felony to use 'falsehood' and deception to hide the origin of the spam messages hawking your fraudulent wares.
He will no doubt ask the SMH to publish a retraction of this malicious and entirely concocted 'falsehood' .
This claim was for damages in the amount of $100,000 for malicious 'falsehood' and punitive damages in the amount of $50,000.
They cannot be sued for libel, malicious 'falsehood' or conspiring to give false evidence.
a downright 'falsehood'
Individualism - the belief that the individual alone and unaided is entitled to determine what is good or bad and to separate truth or 'falsehood' - is a prevailing attitude.
It requires our full humanity - our rationality, our ability to sort out truth from 'falsehood' , our intuition, our compassion, our vision, and our morality.
These two quests ultimately lead us to the truth, and it is the gradual process of uncovering both 'falsehood' and truth that provides the substance of this movie.
Under the cloak of anonymity, anyone is much more likely to fall into speculation, exaggeration, or outright 'falsehood' .
These utterances/acts are outside the consideration of truth or 'falsehood' ; they are semantically empty - they can produce only meanings.
The historian is interested in the truthfulness of his own understanding of the various sciences, not in the truth or 'falsehood' of the science itself.
This distinction is not limited to purely speculative notions of truth and 'falsehood' , but rather emphasizes practical moral action and the foresight that makes it possible.
The boundaries between truth and 'falsehood' , past and present and perception and reality are the themes in the two books that have been selected for November by Castlebar Book Club.
They themselves repeatedly tell us that they think there is no such thing as right and wrong or truth and 'falsehood' .
The public meeting has decayed, and what voters see on TV is constructed around artifice and 'falsehood' .
the right to sue for malicious 'falsehood'
In malicious 'falsehood' , the plaintiff has to prove that the statement is false.
At no stage, however, did the learned judge identify the deceit or deliberate 'falsehood' .
Furthermore, Godel proved that any mathematical system of proofs must be either incomplete (not able to determine the truth or 'falsehood' of certain statements) or contradictory.
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