untrue
adjective
[ ʌnˈtruː ]
• not in accordance with fact or reality; false or incorrect.
• "these suggestions are totally untrue"
Similar:
false,
untruthful,
fabricated,
made up,
invented,
concocted,
trumped up,
erroneous,
in error,
wrong,
incorrect,
inaccurate,
inexact,
flawed,
specious,
fallacious,
unsound,
unfounded,
misguided,
distorted,
out,
misleading,
fictitious,
fabulous,
mythical,
mythological,
economical with the truth,
• not faithful or loyal.
• "a despotic sheik can be untrue to his vast seraglio"
Similar:
unfaithful,
disloyal,
faithless,
false,
false-hearted,
treacherous,
traitorous,
perfidious,
deceitful,
deceiving,
untrustworthy,
duplicitous,
double-dealing,
two-faced,
Janus-faced,
insincere,
unreliable,
undependable,
inconstant,
adulterous,
two-timing,
• incorrectly positioned or balanced; not upright or level.
Origin:
Old English untrēowe ‘unfaithful’ (see un-1, true).
