French to English Dictionary (Dictionnaire Français-Anglais)

False

Not true or correct; erroneous.

False Alarm

A situation in which a warning or alert is issued but no actual danger or emergency exists.

False Flag

An covert operation, action, or stunt designed to deceive adversaries by appearing to be sponsored by someone other than the actual perpetrators.

False Impression

A misleading or incorrect perception or belief about someone or something.

False-Start

An attempt to begin something that is aborted or interrupted.

False-confidence

A state of assurance or certainty that is not grounded in actual competence, evidence, or reality, often leading to poor judgment or failure.

Falsehood

The state of being untrue or incorrect; a lie.

Falsification

The action of falsifying information or data.

Falsify

To make false or incorrect, especially by altering or misrepresenting facts.

Falstaff

A fictional character in Shakespeare's plays, known for his joviality, wit, and love of indulgence.

Familiarity

Close acquaintance with or knowledge of something.

Familiarization

The process of making someone or something familiar with something.