falsehood

1. (uncountable)The property of being false.

   Unwahrheit, Falschheit

   непра́вильностьneprávilʹnostʹ

   a false statement

2. (countable)A false statement, especially an intentional one; a lie.

   Don't tell falsehoods.

   Lüge, unwahre Behauptung

   ложьložʹ, фальшьfalʹšʹ, непра́вдаneprávda

3. (archaic, countable, rare, uncountable)Mendacity, deceitfulness; the trait of lying.

   Falschheit, Falschsein

   лжи́востьlžívostʹ

1. Tom spread falsehoods about Mary.

   deTom setzte Lügen über Maria in Umlauf.

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2. It's a lie and a falsehood.

   ruЭто ложь и обман.

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3. Lead us from falsehood to truth.

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4. He only has faith in falsehoods.

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5. I’ve had enough of your falsehoods.

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