Definition

The act of making something false or incorrect, often by lying or misrepresenting facts.

Example

The scientist faced serious consequences for the falsification of his research data.

Conversation

Did you hear about the recent case of falsification in that company?

Yeah, it’s crazy how someone could risk everything like that.

I know, right? It really makes you think about the consequences of falsification in business.

Absolutely, trust is everything in that industry.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Falsification → It is formed from "falsus" (meaning false) and "-ficare" (meaning to make). The word refers to the act of making something false or untrue.

Memory Tip

Think of 'false' and remember that 'falsification' means the act of making something false.

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