false

[fɔːls]

Definition:
1. Not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality.
2. Arising from error.
3. Erroneous and usually accidental.

Use 'false' in a sentence:

1. One false move and I knew Sarah would be dead.
2. He hid behind a false identity.
3. He knew one false move would end in death.
4. He conned his way into the job using false references.
5. You do not know whether what you're told is true or false.
6. She gave false information to the insurance company.
7. She flashed him a false smile of congratulation.
8. It was quite clear the president was being given false information by those around him.
9. I hate false modesty.
10. It is easy to be lulled into a false sense of security.
11. Helmets can give cyclists a false sense of security.
12. The whole argument rests on a false assumption.
13. She'd allowed herself to be lulled into a false sense of security.
14. Television advertising propagates a false image of the ideal family.
15. His actions were based on a false assumption.
16. Giving false information to the police is a punishable offence.
17. He made a false confession which he later retracted.
18. She was accused of obtaining money under false pretences.
19. His friendly manner lulled her into a false sense of security.
20. Evans was trying to obtain a false passport and other documents.
21. She was accused of knowingly making a false statement to the police.
22. Now I use a false name if I'm meeting people for the first time.
23. Individuals who repeatedly provide false information should be called to account for their actions.
24. The theories were demonstrated to be false.
25. They didn't want to raise any false hopes, but they believed her husband had escaped capture.
26. The percentage of false negatives generated by the cancer test is of great concern.
27. They diddled their insurance company by making a false claim.
28. He used a false name to get the job.
29. One false move and the bomb might blow up.
30. The story is almost certainly false.
31. A whale is a fish. True or false?
32. Buying a cheap computer is a false economy.
33. It's a false economy to buy cheap clothes.
34. The thief used a false identity.
35. Are the following statements true or false ?
36. Are the following statements true or false?
37. The fire service was called out but it was a false alarm.
38. Predictions of an early improvement in the housing market proved false.
39. In the early seventies I wore false eyelashes, as was the fashion.
40. Indicate whether the following statements are true or false.
41. For years, blatantly false assertions have gone unchallenged.
42. The figures clearly show that her claims are false.