Sentences with phrase «total falsehood»
"Total falsehood" means a statement or idea that is completely untrue and has no basis in reality. Full definition
He described N500 billion debt allegation as total falsehood, saying no right thinking individual will believe that a state like Osun could be given N500 billion as loan.
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... the city and the book are opposed forms: to force the city's spread, contingency, and aimless motion into the tight progression of a narrative is to risk a total falsehood.
The report referred to above is total falsehood.
Given their reputation for being bloodthirsty «man - eaters» (a total falsehood, of course), it has been difficult to get people to care about their plight.