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To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

To demonstrate or expose to the falsehood of something

To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or beliefs

To produce a forged or imitative copy of

To avoid providing a clear answer or statement

To deceive or fool someone

To make unclear or difficult to understand

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Verb

To alter something from its true state, typically to deceive

quote out of context

take out of context

stretch the truth

mess about with

give a false account of

tell a white lie

be economical with the truth

give a false idea of

create out of thin air

put the wrong slant on

depart from the truth

make up a story

forswear oneself

not tell the truth

bear false witness

tell a terminological inexactitude

give a false impression of

quote incorrectly

put words in someone's mouth

give a false picture of

make changes to

make adjustments to

make alterations to

arrange fraudulently

tell a falsehood

tell an untruth

concoct a story

fictionalize^US

fictionalise^UK

throw off the scent

not speak the truth

put on the wrong track

perjure oneself

say something untrue

send on a wild goose chase

lie through one's teeth

give the wrong impression

speak with forked tongue

pull the wool over someone's eyes

tell a little white lie

pull someone's leg

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“On 5 January 1996 the police reportedly used his thumb prints to falsify a statement in which he apparently confirmed that his injuries resulted from a fall while he was in the Civil Hospital, soon after he was first examined.”

Verb

To demonstrate or expose to the falsehood of something

shoot full of holes

shoot down in flames

show to be false

blow out of the water

be at odds with

give the lie to

drive a coach and horses through

prove to be false

make a nonsense of

knock the bottom out of

call into question

show in its true light

knocks props out from under

bring to naught

knock props out

knock bottom out of

put under suspicion

raise doubts about

poke full of holes

shake one's faith in

show to be wrong

prove to be wrong

call in question

take issue with

protest against

fly in the face of

take exception to

have bone to pick

prove impossible

cut down to size

say the opposite of

render meaningless

refuse to accept

render null and void

dissent against

put up argument

agitate against

retaliate against

pick an argument with

argue the pros and cons of

give thumbs down to

declare to be untrue

bandy words concerning

take a stand against

have an argument about

defend oneself against

take down a peg

knock bottom out

knock props from under

take wind out of sails

be a dissenter from

call one's bluff

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“Our rejection of the alternative hypothesis of a habitat effect is based on failure to falsify the null hypothesis that winter survival among immigrants was unrelated to survival among parents.”

Verb

To describe or express in too exaggerated terms

overemphasise^UK

overemphasize^US

lay it on thick

make too much of something

stretch the truth

make a big thing of

make a federal case of

lay it on with a trowel

blow something out of all proportion

blow up out of all proportion

lay it on with a shovel

make a production out of

draw the longbow

make a mountain out of a molehill

blow out of proportion

pile it on about

lay it on thick about

make a drama out of a crisis

lay it on with a trowel about

blow up out of proportion

make federal case

exaggerate information

make a big thing out of

make a production of

chew the scenery

attach too much importance to

attach too much weight to

draw the long bow

make a big thing about

make a big deal out of something

overstate the case

lay too much emphasis on

place too much emphasis on

express emotion

make a mountain out of

emphasize too much

magnify importance

allow too much for

make a song and dance about

get carried away

give someone a sob story

stretch a point

give substance to

send through the roof

sensationalize^US

sensationalise^UK

lay too much stress on

add fuel to the flames

add fuel to the fire

rub salt in the wound

fan the flames of

add insult to injury

go on and on about

go over the top about

play to the gallery

play to gallery

go overboard with

make a performance of

embellish the truth

pay extravagant compliments

give fulsome praise

lay on with a trowel

play on heartstrings

make a thing of

make a thing about

chew up the scenery

focus attention on

turn spotlight on

give prominence to

call attention to

bring to the fore

lay emphasis on

draw attention to

put emphasis on

bring attention to

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Verb

To conceal or disguise one's true feelings or beliefs

put on a false front

put up a smoke screen

hide one's feelings

falsely represent

give a false identity to

make a pretense of

pass oneself off as

be hypocritical

go through the motions

keep quiet about

be dishonest about

sweep under the carpet

sweep under the rug

draw a veil over

assume the role

play the part of

strike an attitude

make a pretense

present a false face

present a false front

give the appearance of

make a pretence of

put up a smokescreen

keep under your hat

make inconspicuous

give appearance of

go through the motions of

put on a false display

cop an attitude

disguise yourself

assume an attitude

behave affectedly

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Verb

To produce a forged or imitative copy of

copy fraudulently

make a replica of

infringe the copyright of

make a facsimile of

make a Xerox of

take a photocopy of

make a photocopy of

make a carbon copy of

reproduce illegally

produce a copy of

make a carbon of

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Verb

To avoid providing a clear answer or statement

be non-committal

parry questions

evade the issue

beat about the bush

sit on the fence

beat around the bush

shift ground about

dodge the issue

fudge the issue

duck the question

avoid the issue

blow hot and cold

give the runaround

dance around an issue

pussyfoot around

worm one's way out of

sidestep the issue

be noncommittal

find a way round

beg the question

skirt the issue

play it close to the vest

give the run around

hedge your bets

avoid answering

be equivocal about

be evasive about

not give a straight answer to

beat around bush

beat about the bush about

give a wide berth to

give run around

straddle the fence

cloud the issue

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Verb

To deceive or fool someone

put one over on

take for a fool

take to the cleaners

pull a swifty on

take advantage of

take for a ride

take to cleaners

pull the wool over someone's eyes

pull a fast one on

lead up the garden path

lead down the garden path

outmanoeuvre^UK

sell down the river

do the dirty on

give someone a bum steer

pull a fast one

stab in the back

be unfaithful to

break faith with

play someone false

sell a bill of goods

get the better of

steal a march on

play for a sucker

put on the wrong track

throw off the scent

sell a bill of goods to

propagandize^US

propagandise^UK

play a trick on

be cleverer than

play games with

run rings round

make rings round

pull someone's leg

give the wrong impression

put on false front

bait and switch

give wrong information to

put up smoke screen

do someone in the eye

lead up garden path

throw dust in someone's eyes

send on a wild goose chase

make a sucker of

play for a fool

put someone up to something

do someone dirty

play fast and loose with

give the runaround

send on a wild-goose chase

slip something over on

stretch the rules

pull something funny

stack the cards

hit below the belt

make a monkey of

make a monkey out of

make somebody look an idiot

misrepresent the truth

distort the truth

betray one's true intentions

twist around your little finger

put something over on

take liberties with

use for one's own ends

break the rules

go one better than

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Verb

To make unclear or difficult to understand

muddy the waters

muddy the waters of

cloud the issue

throw a veil over

throw up smoke screen

make more difficult

render uncertain

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