0 lying:
She doesn't seem to understand the difference between truth and falsehood.
1 something that is not true; a lie
We can allow political opposition to this directive therefore, but in no case can we allow scientific falsehoods to go unchallenged.
Clause 1(5)(a) and (b) cover falsehoods and misleading statements.
His falsehoods were unpremeditated and unintended because he had not carried out enough research into the subject on which he chose to embark.
I shall dismiss one or two of the other unpremeditated falsehoods.
Paragraph 70 goes on from the confusion and includes falsehoods.
I had the great privilege of escaping from its falsehoods and blatant lies.
We have privatisation replaced by creeping privatisation; we have creeping privatisation replaced by commercialisation, and falsehoods replaced by creeping falsehoods.
I recognise that the statements which he made could all have contained falsehoods.
