What is the opposite of some truth?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of the quality or state of being true Opposite of an actual event, situation, or fact Opposite of a fact or belief that is accepted as true Opposite of the general reality of existence Opposite of the state of being just or righteous Opposite of the quality of being accurate, correct or truthful Opposite of the state of being true or reality Opposite of the quality of being morally good or virtuous Opposite of the state of being fact or the truth Opposite of the property of seeming true, of resembling reality Opposite of the quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent Opposite of a seemingly self-evident or necessary truth which is based on assumption Opposite of the lifelikeness of the thing that is being imitated or created Opposite of the quality of being convincing or believable Opposite of respect and honor Opposite of the quality of being real or authentic Opposite of the quality of being frank or blunt in one's expression or approach Opposite of mental enlightenment of a problem or mystery Opposite of a situation that does not change … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality or state of being true falsity erroneousness error fallaciousness fallacy incorrectness speciousness untruth untruthfulness unveracity canard falseness flaw imprecision inexactness imperfection inaccuracy misrepresentation nonsense half-truth falsehood lie dishonesty lying universal lie unreality old wives' tale misconception mistake insincerity impreciseness unacceptableness delusion illusion illusoriness fantasy experience unimportance untrustworthiness unsuitability impropriety fault wrong unseemliness unsuitableness infidelity deceitfulness deceit mendacity mendaciousness more ❯ “A simple fact-check would have unearthed the falsity of this assertion.” Noun ▲ Opposite of an actual event, situation, or fact fabrication lie concoction prevarication untruth falsification falsity fib fiction fraud invention pretenceUK pretenseUS rumorUS rumourUK tale exaggeration fake falsehood made-up story “The allegation of criminality is a complete fabrication.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a fact or belief that is accepted as true falsehood misconception myth fabrication lie misbelief falsity mendacity invention untruth misstatement delusion fantasy irreality illusion fiction unreality fairyland reverie imagination inaccuracy deception falsification nonsense disinformation dishonesty distortion aspersion misrepresentation tall tale fancy concoction fib hogwash hooey unrealism error prevarication fallacy crock deceit cock-and-bull story figment of imagination fable work of fiction made up story tall story work of imagination terminological inexactitude yarn more ❯ “It would be safe to assume that most consider the flat earth theory to be a falsehood.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the general reality of existence fiction fantasy unreality fabrication invention myth legend make-believe old wives' tale “Unfortunately, he is unable to tell the difference between reality and fiction.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the state of being just or righteous dishonesty cheating deceit deceitfulness deception deceptiveness underhandedness wiliness artifice chicanery crookedness disloyalty duplicity perfidiousness perfidy treachery unscrupulousness cozenage inconstancy lying trickery double-dealing dupery lies “This Survivor tribe is not going to last long with the rampant lying and dishonesty among the contestants.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being accurate, correct or truthful inaccuracy unreliability bogosity fakeness forgery phoniness Noun ▲ Opposite of the state of being true or reality theory concept hypothesis argument belief conjecture idea philosophy position postulate premise theorem abstract assumption ideology model perception presumption principle supposition approach conception conceptualisationUK conceptualizationUS doctrine dogma guess notion proposal speculation view abstraction consideration feeling formularization guesswork hunch image impression intellection outlook slant thought doubt unbelief a lie “There still appears to be some conjecture over whether evolution is fact or just a theory.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being morally good or virtuous wickedness badness evil immorality evildoing iniquity sin villainy corruption dishonesty worthlessness cruelty disadvantage dishonorUS dishonourUK handicap hindrance indecency loss injustice wrong bad wrongdoing malevolence maleficence vileness crookedness heinousness turpitude baseness devilry malignity ungodliness atrocity degeneracy sinfulness nefariousness perversion peccancy depravity unjustness vice peccability viciousness inequity devilishness more ❯ Noun ▲ Opposite of the state of being fact or the truth fantasy fiction illusion irreality phantasy unreality failure forfeit lie Noun ▲ Opposite of the property of seeming true, of resembling reality difference dissimilarity falseness falsity impossibility unlikeness Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent bias favorUS favouritismUK favoritismUS favourUK nonobjectivity one-sidedness partiality partisanship prejudice artifice corruption deception discourtesy disgrace dishonesty dishonorUS dishonourUK disregard disrespect falsehood immorality impoliteness impropriety indecency injustice lying rudeness treachery unfairness unjustness wrong bad manners Noun ▲ Opposite of a seemingly self-evident or necessary truth which is based on assumption absurdity ambiguity foolishness nonsense paradox Noun ▲ Opposite of the lifelikeness of the thing that is being imitated or created idealism impracticability quixotism daydreaming dreaminess fantasisingUK fantasizingUS fictitiousness romanticism surreality utopianism wishful thinking “It would have saved me the pain and heartache, but it would also have left me in my little bubble of idealism.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being convincing or believable implausibility improbability unlikelihood unreasonableness Noun ▲ Opposite of respect and honor damage detriment disability disadvantage disservice drawback handicap harm hurt ill-being illfare impairment injury liability loss marring mischief prejudice sadness spoiling suffering unhappiness unhealthiness unsoundness wretchedness “Their cowardice was a great disservice to their country.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being real or authentic impotence incompetence ineffectiveness inefficiency invalidity lethargy unimportance uselessness weakness Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being frank or blunt in one's expression or approach dissembling dissimulation indirection insincerity Noun ▲ Opposite of mental enlightenment of a problem or mystery ignorance misunderstanding misapprehension misconception bewilderment incomprehension unfamiliarity misinterpretation obliviousness unenlightenment confusion miscalculation misjudgement misjudgment misreading unawareness unconsciousness benightedness empty-headedness obtuseness unknowing mystery “The case would remain unsolved with every witness seeming to display nothing but ignorance of the facts.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a situation that does not change change changes variance flux adjustment advances evolution inconstancy variation variety alterations development deviations diversity fluctuation irregularity modification revisions shifts transitions unsteadiness vicissitudes amendments distortion diversification reformations transformation unevenness vacillation “The world will always be in a state of change, and we have to adapt as best as we can.” Find more words! 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