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Falsity

usgb/ˈfɔːlsəti/Volume
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Contradictory EvidencePlay
Falsity often relates to incorrect information that can be disproved by facts. SlideThe falsity of his alibi was exposed when the CCTV footage came to light.
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False Not FakePlay
Falsity refers to untruthfulness, not imitation or counterfeit like 'fake' might. SlideThey argued over the falsity of the data, not its authenticity.
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Serious ContextPlay
Use 'falsity' in serious or formal discussions, not in casual talks. SlideThe committee debated the falsity of the financial report.