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• v  make false by mutilation or addition; as of a message or story
• v  tamper, with the purpose of deception
  falsify the data
• v  prove false
• v  falsify knowingly
• v  insert words into texts, often falsifying it thereby

• The cards could have photographs and hard-to-falsify identifying information like handprint or retina data that could be read by scanners at, say, airline counters.
• His main problem: "To get a form of verse that would not falsify contemporary speech .
• Louisma allegedly used his chiropractor business to falsify borrower names and incomes (making it seem they were his employees).

• distort
• garble
• warp
• fudge
• manipulate
• fake
• cook
• wangle
• misrepresent
• interpolate
• alter

• correct

News & Articles

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• Jury finds Jackson County men not guilty in poultry-export case
  GULFPORT -- A federal jury has found two Jackson County men not guilty of falsifying records on temperatures of poultry exported to Russia from Pascagoula.
  June 7, 2013 - The Biloxi Sun Herald

Quotes

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• Morgan Tsvangirai in Wall Street Journal
  Mugabe cannot rig elections by himself,Mr. Tsvangirai said. "If someone tells you to falsify the results of the elections, ignore the instructions, because it is unlawful. Don't be used to do something shameful."
• David Vitter in Forbes
  If average American citizens falsify tax documents, they are in a heap of trouble with the IRS and the federal government,Vitter said. "Public officials shouldn't be treated any differently when they falsify their financial information."
• Jacques Rogge in Reuters
  This is the result of a deliberate strategy and policy,Rogge told reporters. "These are 17 cheats who will not falsify the competition."