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Canard

usgb/ˈkænɑːrd/Volume
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False NewsPlay
Used to describe news or stories that are not true but may be believed by some. SlideThe celebrity was the victim of a canard stating she had left the country.
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Malicious IntentPlay
Often spread intentionally to deceive or harm someone's reputation. SlideThe politician's opponent used a canard to damage his credibility.
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Verify FirstPlay
Always fact-check before believing or spreading information labeled as a canard. SlideShe realized the story was a canard after checking the facts.