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• n  the state of being false or untrue
  argument could not determine its truth or falsity
• n  a false statement

• And exposing the verdict's falsity from the killer's mouth no less is worth whatever price we as a society would have paid in the sordidness of the TV spectacle and the book.
• No one has established the truth or falsity of the first statement, and the mere existence of the first statement proves nothing about the truth or falsity of the second.
• It's essentially an antique theatrical manner, the falsity of which the movie camera, dialing in for its close-ups (and even its two shots) exposes as relentlessly now as it did 69 .

• falseness
• falsehood
• untruth

• truth

News & Articles

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• Malpractice payments not responsible for increasing medical costs
    A recent report by the consumer watchdog group Public Citizen exposes the falsity of the oft cited myth that medical malpractice payments and defensive medicine are principal factors behind out of control healthcare costs. The report is based on data released by the National Practitioner Data Bank (NPDB), a federal “confidential information clearinghouse” that [...]
  Aug. 27, 2013 - Injury Board

Quotes

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• Shirley Abrahamson in Leagle.com
  False statements knowingly made or false statements made in reckless disregard of their truth or falsity are not protected by the First Amendment,Abrahamson wrote.
• Greg Schiano in Bridgewater Courier News
  What I tried to do wasn't so much to tell him where he would be drafted because no one can do that,Schiano said. "That's a falsity. It only takes one team to want you and you can be the first pick. What I tried to do was give him...
• Walter Lippmann in Human Events (blog)
  Walter Lippmann, the reigning pundit of the time, wrote that "the returns prove the falsity of the claim ...... that there is a great silent latent majority of 'conservative' Republicans who will emerge as soon as the Republican party turns its back...