Synonym: artificial, counterfeit, deceitful, disloyal, fake, imitative, incorrect, lying, mock, two-faced, untrue, wrong. Antonym: genuine, real, true. Similar words: social services, else, pulse, or else, impulse, also, elsewhere, alsace. Meaning: [fɔːls] 
adj. 1. not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality 2. arising from error 3. erroneous and usually accidental 4. deliberately deceptive 5. inappropriate to reality or facts 6. not genuine or real; being an imitation of the genuine article 7. designed to deceive 8. inaccurate in pitch 9. adopted in order to deceive 10. (used especially of persons) not dependable in devotion or affection; unfaithful. adv. in a disloyal and faithless manner.
adj. 1. not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality 2. arising from error 3. erroneous and usually accidental 4. deliberately deceptive 5. inappropriate to reality or facts 6. not genuine or real; being an imitation of the genuine article 7. designed to deceive 8. inaccurate in pitch 9. adopted in order to deceive 10. (used especially of persons) not dependable in devotion or affection; unfaithful. adv. in a disloyal and faithless manner. 
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151. They threw the police off the scent by travelling on false passports.
152. The driver was arrested for having false license plates on his car.
153. When she was stopped by the police for speeding, she gave them a false name and address.
154. Buying cheap white goods is just a false economy - they're twice as likely to break down.
155. After a number of false starts, she finally found a job she liked.
156. She'd allowed herself to be lulled into a false sense of security .
157. The amateur pianist made one or two false starts before finally playing the piece right through from the beginning.
158. Because false eyelashes come in various lengths and shades, it's so easy to match them up with your own.
159. Don't believe him he often puts false colour upon news.
160. He disguised himself as a girl with a false long hair.
161. I don't want to give you any false hopes .
162. He conned his way into the job using false references.
163. She disguised her hate by a false show of friendliness.
164. Moving to a different town, he assumed a false name.
165. Three fire engines rushed to the school only to discover it was a false alarm.
166. They tried to feed me a false line about unexpected extra expenses.
167. He was terribly indignant at what he saw as false accusations.
168. They didn't want to raise any false hopes, but they believed her husband had escaped capture.
169. I had to wear a black moustache and false nose for the role.
170. Television advertising propagates a false image of the ideal family.
171. You'll get a false impression/idea of the town if you only visit the university.
172. I didn't like her - she seemed a bit false.
173. The percentage of false negatives generated by the cancer test is of great concern.
174. The detective gives a false colour to this whole business.
175. I am anxious not to build up false hopes .
176. He shows great pride in his work and has no false modesty about his success.
177. His sister said he had deliberately given the hospital a false name and address.
178. The applications were carefully screened in case any of them contained false information.
179. He was deported for entering the country under false pretences.
180. The French word 'actuellement' and the English word 'actually' are false friends.
More similar words: social services, else, pulse, or else, impulse, also, elsewhere, alsace, balsam, something else, credentials, at intervals, fall, final solution, fall for, fall out, fall to, fall ill, fallacy, falter, fall away, fall down, downfall, rainfall, fall into, best of all, fall under, waterfall, building materials, fall back on.