falsified — to change information or facts in order to deceive
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: to change information or facts in order to deceive
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪd/
Korean meaning: 속이기 위해 정보나 사실을 변조하다
Korean pronunciation: **폴**시파이드
Example Sentences
- The spy falsified his identity so many times, he forgot his real name!
- She was caught when investigators found that the financial reports had been falsified.
- The restaurant falsified its health inspection scores until a food blogger got sick.
falsified
VERB//ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪd//
to change information or facts in order to deceive
to change information or facts in order to deceive
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The falsified evidence left him mystified, though the qualified expert saw right through it!
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Origin
라틴어에서 시작된 단어로, '거짓'을 의미하는 'falsus'에서 유래되었습니다. 마치 가짜 황금을 진짜처럼 만드는 연금술사의 이야기처럼, 진실을 거짓으로 바꾸는 의미를 담고 있어요.
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“The spy falsified his identity so many times, he forgot his real name!”
“She was caught when investigators found that the financial reports had been falsified.”
“The restaurant falsified its health inspection scores until a food blogger got sick.”
“The scientist's career ended when it was discovered he had falsified his research results.”
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