Incorrect
Incorrect adjective - Having an opinion that does not agree with truth or the facts.
Made up and incorrect are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Made up" instead an adjective "Incorrect".
Nearby Words: incorrectness, incorrectly
Made up
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- counterfeit and incorrect
- counterfeit and made up
- wrong and incorrect
- wrong and made up
- false and incorrect
- false and made up
- fraudulent and incorrect
- fraudulent and made up
- spurious and incorrect
- spurious and made up
- unsound and incorrect
- unsound and made up
- fallacious and incorrect
- fallacious and made up
Both terms in one sentence
- Like with the "Old Contemptibles" mentioned below, there are no German records of this, so it may have been made up by Allied propagandists, given that "Teufel Hunden" is orthographically and grammatically incorrect German (it should be 'Teufelshunde').
Source: Squad Nickname - But because the swords are so associated with the Wardens Baldy wouldn't have known anyway and Butters big mistake was hesitating when he could have made up a believable story.Harry: The hell of it was that he was coming to a correct conclusion from incorrect assumptions.
Source: Literature / Ghost Story
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