Definition of falsely in English:

falsely

adverb ˈfɔːlsliˈfɔlsli

1Not in accordance with truth or fact; incorrectly.
the police falsely accused him of murder
the deaths were falsely attributed to influenza
Example sentencesExamples
- She had eight times submitted forms falsely stating she was not living with anyone or that she was single.
- The magazine article also overstates the danger of being falsely accused of rape.
- A coalition of consumer groups has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer, claiming that the company falsely advertises the benefits of the medicine.
- Edmund tells Edgar that their father is after him, having heard falsely that Edgar committed some heinous crime.
- British propaganda claimed falsely that the hats were lined with steel.
- Larry suspects the TV weatherman is falsely predicting bad weather so he can have the golf course all to himself.
- When the FSA took some samples from supermarkets they found that 35 per cent had been falsely labelled.
- He alleged that he was offered money to testify falsely against me.
- It is often falsely assumed that the value of good design lies largely in the first category.
- Fra Savonarola was brought to trial for heresy - he was said to have falsely claimed to have seen visions.
1. 1.1 Not in accordance with rules or law; dishonestly.
  he admitted two counts of falsely claiming expenses
  he was offered money to testify falsely against me
  Example sentencesExamples
  Ten animal rights protesters were awarded compensation by police after officers were accused of falsely imprisoning them.
  The police could only be liable if they acted falsely, maliciously or recklessly in transmitting the information.
  He plays the doctor who falsely lists the cause of death as a heart attack.
  His protector had been falsely put to death by Ulysses and because of this, Ulysses was forever suspicious of Sinon.
  Antipholus appeals to the Duke for justice against his wife, who he claims has locked him out of his house and conspired to have him falsely imprisoned as a madman.
  These sites usually either implicitly imply, or explicitly and falsely state, that they are an authorized dealer.
  The crackdown targets low-skilled immigrants who take jobs in Britain and who falsely claim political asylum.
  The airline has been accused of falsely certifying repair work that was never completed.
  We heard about the men who were falsely convicted after torture by a corrupt policeman.
  The company was found guilty of failing to give to consumers notice in writing of their right to cancel the contract and of falsely and knowingly describing themselves as chartered surveyors.
2In an insincere or artificial manner.
she smiled falsely
Example sentencesExamples
- His new movie is a piece of falsely modest claptrap.
- The director delivers a film that harkens back to a golden age of solid storytelling and bold heroics, without the falsely pumped-up bravado of so many "major" pictures these days.
- He is the doctor who seems at first to be all cynicism but who, we come to recognize, cares about his patients far more than the falsely paternal, beaming head doctor.
- The new spate of Holocaust films "are each largely original, ambitious undertakings," but each is based on some subtly revisionist imagining of history that ring as falsely as the original film.
- The two noblemen fawn falsely over De Guiche, who ignores them.
- In this film, after walloping us with images and falsely placating us with words, the director blinds us with light.
- He remarks that he prefers the real Bernard to the falsely happy Bernard.
- In the movie, the boy's parents are flat one minute, falsely animated the next, and their actions never fully make sense.
- We see it everyday, all these 'divas' falsely turning to street culture in order to boost credibility.
- The author sees the religious radicals as falsely portraying themselves in "holy colours".
3In an illusory manner; not actually so.
testing will yield falsely reassuring results
Example sentencesExamples
- The image isn't falsely romanticized, and it includes foreign tourists alongside Indian pilgrims.
- Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar.
- The image reveals the truth beneath the world's falsely smooth surface.
- But the break seemed falsely idyllic with an undercurrent of doom.
- The actor and stuntmen obviously have the skills to pay the bills and don't have to rely on clever cuts and camera work to falsely bolster their ass-kicking prowess.
- The old (or falsely aged) sheets of paper, too, present the quality of a personal artifact, like something retained from childhood.
- Let's not start with the holes in plausibility, or the falsely happy ending.
- Adopting our recommendation has the potential to avoid as many as half a million women a year being falsely reassured.
- The author stumbles a touch in the third act, dragging his ending out too long, and giving us a finale that's either falsely uplifting or cruelly imagined by a dying boy.
- The humor consists in watching the hero's falsely assuring world of "boring predictability" quietly crumble.

Definition of falsely in US English:

falsely

adverbˈfôlslēˈfɔlsli

1Not in accordance with truth or fact; incorrectly.
the police falsely accused him of murder
the deaths were falsely attributed to influenza
Example sentencesExamples
- Edmund tells Edgar that their father is after him, having heard falsely that Edgar committed some heinous crime.
- British propaganda claimed falsely that the hats were lined with steel.
- He alleged that he was offered money to testify falsely against me.
- She had eight times submitted forms falsely stating she was not living with anyone or that she was single.
- Fra Savonarola was brought to trial for heresy - he was said to have falsely claimed to have seen visions.
- A coalition of consumer groups has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer, claiming that the company falsely advertises the benefits of the medicine.
- The magazine article also overstates the danger of being falsely accused of rape.
- When the FSA took some samples from supermarkets they found that 35 per cent had been falsely labelled.
- Larry suspects the TV weatherman is falsely predicting bad weather so he can have the golf course all to himself.
- It is often falsely assumed that the value of good design lies largely in the first category.
1. 1.1 Not in accordance with rules or law; dishonestly.
  he admitted two counts of falsely claiming expenses
  he was offered money to testify falsely against me
  Example sentencesExamples
  The airline has been accused of falsely certifying repair work that was never completed.
  These sites usually either implicitly imply, or explicitly and falsely state, that they are an authorized dealer.
  Ten animal rights protesters were awarded compensation by police after officers were accused of falsely imprisoning them.
  We heard about the men who were falsely convicted after torture by a corrupt policeman.
  Antipholus appeals to the Duke for justice against his wife, who he claims has locked him out of his house and conspired to have him falsely imprisoned as a madman.
  The police could only be liable if they acted falsely, maliciously or recklessly in transmitting the information.
  His protector had been falsely put to death by Ulysses and because of this, Ulysses was forever suspicious of Sinon.
  He plays the doctor who falsely lists the cause of death as a heart attack.
  The crackdown targets low-skilled immigrants who take jobs in Britain and who falsely claim political asylum.
  The company was found guilty of failing to give to consumers notice in writing of their right to cancel the contract and of falsely and knowingly describing themselves as chartered surveyors.
2In an insincere or artificial manner.
she smiled falsely
Example sentencesExamples
- The two noblemen fawn falsely over De Guiche, who ignores them.
- His new movie is a piece of falsely modest claptrap.
- The director delivers a film that harkens back to a golden age of solid storytelling and bold heroics, without the falsely pumped-up bravado of so many "major" pictures these days.
- The author sees the religious radicals as falsely portraying themselves in "holy colours".
- In this film, after walloping us with images and falsely placating us with words, the director blinds us with light.
- He remarks that he prefers the real Bernard to the falsely happy Bernard.
- In the movie, the boy's parents are flat one minute, falsely animated the next, and their actions never fully make sense.
- We see it everyday, all these 'divas' falsely turning to street culture in order to boost credibility.
- He is the doctor who seems at first to be all cynicism but who, we come to recognize, cares about his patients far more than the falsely paternal, beaming head doctor.
- The new spate of Holocaust films "are each largely original, ambitious undertakings," but each is based on some subtly revisionist imagining of history that ring as falsely as the original film.
3In an illusory manner; not actually so.
testing will yield falsely reassuring results
Example sentencesExamples
- The image reveals the truth beneath the world's falsely smooth surface.
- Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar.
- The author stumbles a touch in the third act, dragging his ending out too long, and giving us a finale that's either falsely uplifting or cruelly imagined by a dying boy.
- But the break seemed falsely idyllic with an undercurrent of doom.
- Let's not start with the holes in plausibility, or the falsely happy ending.
- Adopting our recommendation has the potential to avoid as many as half a million women a year being falsely reassured.
- The old (or falsely aged) sheets of paper, too, present the quality of a personal artifact, like something retained from childhood.
- The actor and stuntmen obviously have the skills to pay the bills and don't have to rely on clever cuts and camera work to falsely bolster their ass-kicking prowess.
- The humor consists in watching the hero's falsely assuring world of "boring predictability" quietly crumble.
- The image isn't falsely romanticized, and it includes foreign tourists alongside Indian pilgrims.

词汇	falsely
释义	Definition of falsely in English: falsely adverb ˈfɔːlsliˈfɔlsli 1Not in accordance with truth or fact; incorrectly. the police falsely accused him of murder the deaths were falsely attributed to influenza Example sentencesExamples She had eight times submitted forms falsely stating she was not living with anyone or that she was single. The magazine article also overstates the danger of being falsely accused of rape. A coalition of consumer groups has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer, claiming that the company falsely advertises the benefits of the medicine. Edmund tells Edgar that their father is after him, having heard falsely that Edgar committed some heinous crime. British propaganda claimed falsely that the hats were lined with steel. Larry suspects the TV weatherman is falsely predicting bad weather so he can have the golf course all to himself. When the FSA took some samples from supermarkets they found that 35 per cent had been falsely labelled. He alleged that he was offered money to testify falsely against me. It is often falsely assumed that the value of good design lies largely in the first category. Fra Savonarola was brought to trial for heresy - he was said to have falsely claimed to have seen visions. 1.1 Not in accordance with rules or law; dishonestly. he admitted two counts of falsely claiming expenses he was offered money to testify falsely against me Example sentencesExamples Ten animal rights protesters were awarded compensation by police after officers were accused of falsely imprisoning them. The police could only be liable if they acted falsely, maliciously or recklessly in transmitting the information. He plays the doctor who falsely lists the cause of death as a heart attack. His protector had been falsely put to death by Ulysses and because of this, Ulysses was forever suspicious of Sinon. Antipholus appeals to the Duke for justice against his wife, who he claims has locked him out of his house and conspired to have him falsely imprisoned as a madman. These sites usually either implicitly imply, or explicitly and falsely state, that they are an authorized dealer. The crackdown targets low-skilled immigrants who take jobs in Britain and who falsely claim political asylum. The airline has been accused of falsely certifying repair work that was never completed. We heard about the men who were falsely convicted after torture by a corrupt policeman. The company was found guilty of failing to give to consumers notice in writing of their right to cancel the contract and of falsely and knowingly describing themselves as chartered surveyors. 2In an insincere or artificial manner. she smiled falsely Example sentencesExamples His new movie is a piece of falsely modest claptrap. The director delivers a film that harkens back to a golden age of solid storytelling and bold heroics, without the falsely pumped-up bravado of so many "major" pictures these days. He is the doctor who seems at first to be all cynicism but who, we come to recognize, cares about his patients far more than the falsely paternal, beaming head doctor. The new spate of Holocaust films "are each largely original, ambitious undertakings," but each is based on some subtly revisionist imagining of history that ring as falsely as the original film. The two noblemen fawn falsely over De Guiche, who ignores them. In this film, after walloping us with images and falsely placating us with words, the director blinds us with light. He remarks that he prefers the real Bernard to the falsely happy Bernard. In the movie, the boy's parents are flat one minute, falsely animated the next, and their actions never fully make sense. We see it everyday, all these 'divas' falsely turning to street culture in order to boost credibility. The author sees the religious radicals as falsely portraying themselves in "holy colours". 3In an illusory manner; not actually so. testing will yield falsely reassuring results Example sentencesExamples The image isn't falsely romanticized, and it includes foreign tourists alongside Indian pilgrims. Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar. The image reveals the truth beneath the world's falsely smooth surface. But the break seemed falsely idyllic with an undercurrent of doom. The actor and stuntmen obviously have the skills to pay the bills and don't have to rely on clever cuts and camera work to falsely bolster their ass-kicking prowess. The old (or falsely aged) sheets of paper, too, present the quality of a personal artifact, like something retained from childhood. Let's not start with the holes in plausibility, or the falsely happy ending. Adopting our recommendation has the potential to avoid as many as half a million women a year being falsely reassured. The author stumbles a touch in the third act, dragging his ending out too long, and giving us a finale that's either falsely uplifting or cruelly imagined by a dying boy. The humor consists in watching the hero's falsely assuring world of "boring predictability" quietly crumble. Definition of falsely in US English: falsely adverbˈfôlslēˈfɔlsli 1Not in accordance with truth or fact; incorrectly. the police falsely accused him of murder the deaths were falsely attributed to influenza Example sentencesExamples Edmund tells Edgar that their father is after him, having heard falsely that Edgar committed some heinous crime. British propaganda claimed falsely that the hats were lined with steel. He alleged that he was offered money to testify falsely against me. She had eight times submitted forms falsely stating she was not living with anyone or that she was single. Fra Savonarola was brought to trial for heresy - he was said to have falsely claimed to have seen visions. A coalition of consumer groups has filed a lawsuit against the manufacturer, claiming that the company falsely advertises the benefits of the medicine. The magazine article also overstates the danger of being falsely accused of rape. When the FSA took some samples from supermarkets they found that 35 per cent had been falsely labelled. Larry suspects the TV weatherman is falsely predicting bad weather so he can have the golf course all to himself. It is often falsely assumed that the value of good design lies largely in the first category. 1.1 Not in accordance with rules or law; dishonestly. he admitted two counts of falsely claiming expenses he was offered money to testify falsely against me Example sentencesExamples The airline has been accused of falsely certifying repair work that was never completed. These sites usually either implicitly imply, or explicitly and falsely state, that they are an authorized dealer. Ten animal rights protesters were awarded compensation by police after officers were accused of falsely imprisoning them. We heard about the men who were falsely convicted after torture by a corrupt policeman. Antipholus appeals to the Duke for justice against his wife, who he claims has locked him out of his house and conspired to have him falsely imprisoned as a madman. The police could only be liable if they acted falsely, maliciously or recklessly in transmitting the information. His protector had been falsely put to death by Ulysses and because of this, Ulysses was forever suspicious of Sinon. He plays the doctor who falsely lists the cause of death as a heart attack. The crackdown targets low-skilled immigrants who take jobs in Britain and who falsely claim political asylum. The company was found guilty of failing to give to consumers notice in writing of their right to cancel the contract and of falsely and knowingly describing themselves as chartered surveyors. 2In an insincere or artificial manner. she smiled falsely Example sentencesExamples The two noblemen fawn falsely over De Guiche, who ignores them. His new movie is a piece of falsely modest claptrap. The director delivers a film that harkens back to a golden age of solid storytelling and bold heroics, without the falsely pumped-up bravado of so many "major" pictures these days. The author sees the religious radicals as falsely portraying themselves in "holy colours". In this film, after walloping us with images and falsely placating us with words, the director blinds us with light. He remarks that he prefers the real Bernard to the falsely happy Bernard. In the movie, the boy's parents are flat one minute, falsely animated the next, and their actions never fully make sense. We see it everyday, all these 'divas' falsely turning to street culture in order to boost credibility. He is the doctor who seems at first to be all cynicism but who, we come to recognize, cares about his patients far more than the falsely paternal, beaming head doctor. The new spate of Holocaust films "are each largely original, ambitious undertakings," but each is based on some subtly revisionist imagining of history that ring as falsely as the original film. 3In an illusory manner; not actually so. testing will yield falsely reassuring results Example sentencesExamples The image reveals the truth beneath the world's falsely smooth surface. Using bright colors and sweet perfumes, many orchids falsely advertise a meal of pollen and nectar. The author stumbles a touch in the third act, dragging his ending out too long, and giving us a finale that's either falsely uplifting or cruelly imagined by a dying boy. But the break seemed falsely idyllic with an undercurrent of doom. Let's not start with the holes in plausibility, or the falsely happy ending. Adopting our recommendation has the potential to avoid as many as half a million women a year being falsely reassured. The old (or falsely aged) sheets of paper, too, present the quality of a personal artifact, like something retained from childhood. The actor and stuntmen obviously have the skills to pay the bills and don't have to rely on clever cuts and camera work to falsely bolster their ass-kicking prowess. The humor consists in watching the hero's falsely assuring world of "boring predictability" quietly crumble. The image isn't falsely romanticized, and it includes foreign tourists alongside Indian pilgrims.
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