Accuracy
Falsehood
Falsehood noun - The quality or state of being false.
Usage example: scientists eventually demonstrated the falsehood of the claim that prehistoric fish did not evolve lungs and legs
How words are described
Both words in one sentence
- One study suggested that training to detect these sort of details did not increase accuracy in detecting truth or falsehood, and in fact the longer a cop did his job the worse he became at determining truth from falsehood.
Source: Conviction by Contradiction
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