false in Japanese
false in Japanese is 偽, 虚偽 — false means not true; incorrect or contrary to fact.
false in Japanese
偽
Pronounced: nise
Untrue, not factual, factually incorrect.
虚偽
Pronounced: kyogi
Untrue, not factual, factually incorrect.
偽
Pronounced: nise
What does "false" mean?
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adjective Not true; incorrect or contrary to fact.
"The rumor turned out to be completely false."
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adjective Not genuine or real; artificial.
"She wore false eyelashes for the photoshoot."
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adjective Disloyal or deceitful.
"He proved false to his own promises."
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adjective Representing a negative or "no" value in logic or computing.
"The function returns false if the condition isn't met."
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false in a sentence
- The rumor turned out to be completely false.
- He gave a false name to the police.
- She wore false eyelashes for the photoshoot.
- He proved false to his own promises.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "false" in Japanese?
"false" in Japanese is 偽, 虚偽. false means: Not true; incorrect or contrary to fact.
How do you pronounce 偽?
"false" in Japanese is 偽, pronounced "nise".
How do you use "false" in a sentence?
Example: "The rumor turned out to be completely false." In Japanese, "false" is 偽, 虚偽.
Are there other ways to say "false" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "false": 偽, 虚偽.
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