spurious in Latin
spurious in Latin is reprobus — spurious means false or not genuine, despite appearing real.
spurious in Latin
reprobus
False, not authentic, not genuine.
What does "spurious" mean?
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adj False or not genuine, despite appearing real.
"The report was based on spurious data that couldn't be verified."
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adj Not actually relevant or logically connected; a false correlation.
"The study found only a spurious link between the two variables."
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spurious in a sentence
- The report was based on spurious data that couldn't be verified.
- He made a spurious claim about his qualifications.
- The study found only a spurious link between the two variables.
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What is "spurious" in Latin?
"spurious" in Latin is reprobus. spurious means: False or not genuine, despite appearing real.
How do you use "spurious" in a sentence?
Example: "The report was based on spurious data that couldn't be verified." In Latin, "spurious" is reprobus.
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