Definitionn. any evidence that helps to establish the falsity of something
Last update: September 4, 2015
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I, 3); he attacked the Commentaries of Julius Caesar, accusing their author of carelessness and credulity, if not of deliberate falsification (Suet. [Please select]
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The latter then appears as but their corruption and falsification. [Please select]
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For all this exaggeration and falsification the press was largely to blame. [Please select]
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44: I regard the Confucian traditions concerning the model emperors of early time as such a falsification. [Please select]
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93: Falsification of texts refers to changes in the Tso-chuan. [Please select]
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When the mistakes can be checked from internal evidence, one is hardly justified in charging falsification. [Please select]
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On the other hand, at times the falsification seemed to have no relation to personal advantages. [Please select]
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As might be supposed, Gertrude has established a reputation for falsification among many of her acquaintances. [Please select]
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But beside this, which is common to both passions, it is requisite to pride, in order to produce a transition from one passion to another, and convert the falsification into vanity. [Please select]
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But we are aware that this refinement is seldom completely successful even in the most normal psychic life and that our thoughts ever remain accessible to falsification through the interference of the principle of pain. [Please select]
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