Fallacy
Fallacy noun - The quality or state of being false.
Usage example: the fallacy of the notion of spontaneous generation was demonstrated by the Dutch naturalist Leeuwenhoek
Mendaciousness and fallacy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mendaciousness" instead a noun "Fallacy".
Mendaciousness
Mendaciousness noun - The tendency to tell lies.
Fallacy and mendaciousness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fallacy" instead a noun "Mendaciousness".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- lie and fallacy
- lie and mendaciousness
- falsehood and fallacy
- falsehood and mendaciousness
- artifice and fallacy
- artifice and mendaciousness
- dishonesty and fallacy
- dishonesty and mendaciousness
- distortion and fallacy
- distortion and mendaciousness
- falseness and fallacy
- falseness and mendaciousness
- deceit and fallacy
- deceit and mendaciousness
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