falsehood
falsehood (noun)
false·hood | \ ˈfȯls-ˌhu̇d \
Definition:
The state of being untrue; lack of truth or accuracy.
A lie or an untrue statement.
The practice of lying or deceiving.
Origin:
Middle English falsehod, from Old English fals (false) + -hād (hood, a condition or state); influenced by Old French fausseté and Latin falsitas.
Canada, 2025
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