Meaning & Definition of Untrue in English
English⟶
Untrue
Not in accordance with the facts; false.
Pronunciation:
/ʌnˈtruː/Part of Speech:
adjectiveDetailed Definitions
Definition: Not true; incorrect.
Example Sentence: The report was filled with untrue statements.
Definition: Deceptively false or misleading.
Example Sentence: His untrue claims about the product led to consumer complaints.
Definition: Not accurate; erroneous.
Example Sentence: The untrue assumptions in the argument undermined its validity.
Etymology
Origin: From un- meaning 'not' + true.
Synonyms
falseincorrectunfoundedmisleadingdeceptive
Common Phrases and Expressions
- to be untrue: to be false or not correct.
- untrue to oneself: not being honest or authentic.
Translations
- Spanish: falso
- French: faux
- German: falsch
- Russian: неверный
Related Words
- truth: The quality or state of being in accordance with fact or reality.
- falsity: The state of being false or untrue.
Slang Meanings of untrue
Meaning: Lying
Example Sentence: He’s just being untrue about where he was last night.
Meaning: Fabrication
Example Sentence: That story is totally untrue; he just made it up.