Falsity
Falsity noun - A false idea or belief.
Usage example: a papal letter condemning secularism and other movements that the church considered to be falsities of the modern age
Old wives' tale and falsity are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Old wives' tale" instead a noun "Falsity".
Old wives' tale
Old wives' tale noun - A false idea or belief.
Usage example: the belief that going outside with wet hair will cause you to catch cold is just an old wives' tale
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Synonyms for Old wives' tale
Falsity and old wives' tale are semantically related. You can use "Falsity" instead a noun phrase "Old wives' tale".
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Related pairs
- fairy tale and falsity
- fairy tale and old wives' tale
- lie and falsity
- lie and old wives' tale
- fiction and falsity
- fiction and old wives' tale
- fable and falsity
- fable and old wives' tale
- falsehood and falsity
- falsehood and old wives' tale
- error and falsity
- error and old wives' tale
- fallacy and falsity
- fallacy and old wives' tale
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