hoax in Greek
hoax in Greek is φάρσα — hoax means something made up on purpose to trick or deceive people.
hoax in Greek
φάρσα
Pronounced: farsa
Anything deliberately intended to deceive or trick.
What does "hoax" mean?
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noun Something made up on purpose to trick or deceive people.
"The viral video turned out to be an elaborate hoax staged for views."
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verb To trick someone into believing something false.
"He admitted he had hoaxed thousands of people with the fake sighting."
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hoax in a sentence
- The viral video turned out to be an elaborate hoax staged for views.
- Police warned residents that the emergency alert text was a hoax.
- He admitted he had hoaxed thousands of people with the fake sighting.
- The prankster hoaxed his classmates into thinking school was cancelled.
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What is "hoax" in Greek?
"hoax" in Greek is φάρσα. hoax means: Something made up on purpose to trick or deceive people.
How do you pronounce φάρσα?
"hoax" in Greek is φάρσα, pronounced "farsa".
How do you use "hoax" in a sentence?
Example: "The viral video turned out to be an elaborate hoax staged for views." In Greek, "hoax" is φάρσα.
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