Falsehoods is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FALSEHOODS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• FALSEHOOD, a lie
• the state of being untrue
• lying
• a lie
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an untrue statement; lie

Words related to FALSEHOODS

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How to use FALSEHOODS in a sentence

• When she reached home, fortune had intervened to save her conscience from the falsehoods she feared she would have to employ.
• It is true that those who seek an approbation of their defense of falsehoods which they deem a necessity, assume, without proof, their agreement with the moral sense of the race.
• These falsehoods have worked out their own punishment.
• The vast improvements that are every day being effected in this island, and throughout the other colonies, stamp the assertions of the pro-slavery party as the vilest falsehoods.
• In those days of tension he found her half-truths more irritating than her rather childish falsehoods.
• When we have effected by our scruples what they accomplished by their falsehoods, we shall have the right to be severe upon them.
• Sectarian preachers and politicians who wanted some office began to spread falsehoods all over the country about Utah and its people, all of which had its effect on Congress.
• Both in France and England the grossest falsehoods have been circulated with unwearied diligence about the state of things in Italy.
• He put the falsehoods of the accused into the strongest light, and pulverized the arguments of the defence with the new evidence so miraculously obtained.
• If we discarded the formal falsehoods which are the currency of conversation, we should not be one step nearer the vital things of truth.
• Indeed, the recollection of the many falsehoods which I was then obliged to tell, would render my life miserable were I not sustained by the consolations of my religion.
• The Lord Jesus will not suffer such persons to bear even a true testimony to him, and his followers will not permit them to ascribe their falsehoods to him, without reproof.
• They either give a true relation of these things, or they have manufactured a series of falsehoods.
• Phinuit occasionally seems to tell falsehoods deliberately.
• But it is one of the numerous minor falsehoods that came to be connected with his life, that it was unpleasant.
• The most outrageous falsehoods were freely circulated by every nation about its enemies and their conduct of the war.
• Butter money was not accounted for, pickles and preserves missing, things about the house were going to destruction, the country was full of falsehoods and I had told them all.
• She concerned herself greatly with the manners of the great, and deplored their cards and fashionable falsehoods.
• Ligi commanded his spirit attendants to take his sweethearts and kill them, for they told falsehoods about Aponibolinayen, so that he did not want her any more.
• The Commission demonstrates that in many instances their statements were absolute falsehoods, as proved by statements made by the same officials elsewhere.
• To begin with, he had told us two absolute falsehoods, at least.
• Peter admits that there are falsehoods in the scriptures, but says that it would never do to explain this to the people.
• When millions believe such intolerable falsehoods of other millions of their fellow-citizens, they must be taught the truth, no matter what the lesson costs.
• When the young man came down the mast, and asked whether his sister was attired, the step-mother told him many falsehoods about Swanwhite having fallen into the sea.

Similar words containing FALSEHOOD without suffix s

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