Delusive :
i rremë
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Inappropriate to reality or facts)
(Adjective : Inappropriate to reality or facts)
Example : A cat's vast sense of entitlement may be delusive but at least it's honest.
A cat's vast sense of entitlement may be delusive but at least it's honest.
FALSE :
I RREMË
Synonyms :
Incorrect, Faithless, Pretended, Mistaken, Delusive, Untrue, Sour, Imitation, Traitorously
Incorrect, Faithless, Pretended, Mistaken, Delusive, Untrue, Sour, Imitation, Traitorously
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality)
(Adverb : In a disloyal and faithless manner)
(Adjective : Not in accordance with the fact or reality or actuality)
(Adverb : In a disloyal and faithless manner)
Example : The report went on to suggest that the much talked about availability of infertility treatments was lulling women into a false sense of security, with many believing IVF was a reliable and easy option.
The report went on to suggest that the much talked about availability of infertility treatments was lulling women into a false sense of security, with many believing IVF was a reliable and easy option.
Word Example from TV Shows :
- Sure. The more, the merrier.
- No, that's a false equivalency.
(The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 10)
- Sure. The more, the merrier.
- No, that's a false equivalency.
(The Big Bang Theory Season 3, Episode 10)
Illusive :
i rremë
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Based on or having the nature of an illusion)
(Adjective : Based on or having the nature of an illusion)
Example : The Quebec circus troupe's touring AlegrÔö£┬ía, which has come to play in Calgary this month, is guaranteed to put you in a child-like state of awe and wonder at its physical feats and illusive imagery.
The Quebec circus troupe's touring AlegrÔö£┬ía, which has come to play in Calgary this month, is guaranteed to put you in a child-like state of awe and wonder at its physical feats and illusive imagery.
Meretricious :
i rremë
Synonyms :
Worthless, Specious, Flash
Worthless, Specious, Flash
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Like or relating to a prostitute)
(Adjective : Like or relating to a prostitute)
Example : This dopey, loopy novel not only fails as literature but can't even deliver the cheap, meretricious thrills that make so many popular novels popular.
This dopey, loopy novel not only fails as literature but can't even deliver the cheap, meretricious thrills that make so many popular novels popular.
Pseudo :
i rremë
Synonyms :
Bogus, Sham, Phony, Artificial, Mock, Ersatz, Quasi-, Fake, False, Spurious, Deceptive, Misleading, Assumed, Contrived, Affected, Insincere, Pretend, Put-on, Fraud, Fake, Faker, Role player, Pseud, Pretender, Imposter, Sham, Shammer, Impostor
Bogus, Sham, Phony, Artificial, Mock, Ersatz, Quasi-, Fake, False, Spurious, Deceptive, Misleading, Assumed, Contrived, Affected, Insincere, Pretend, Put-on, Fraud, Fake, Faker, Role player, Pseud, Pretender, Imposter, Sham, Shammer, Impostor
English Meaning :
(Noun : A person who makes deceitful pretenses)
(Adjective : (often used in combination)
(Noun : A person who makes deceitful pretenses)
(Adjective : (often used in combination)
Example : These models served as a pseudo laboratory to examine the effectiveness of various fiscal and monetary policies in smoothing out economic fluctuations.
These models served as a pseudo laboratory to examine the effectiveness of various fiscal and monetary policies in smoothing out economic fluctuations.
Word Example from TV Shows :
So where you keep
the PSEUDO?
(Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3)
So where you keep
the PSEUDO?
(Breaking Bad Season 2, Episode 3)
Supposititious :
i rremë
Synonyms :
Hypothetical, Suppositional, Suppositious, Hypothetic, Conjectural, Supposed
Hypothetical, Suppositional, Suppositious, Hypothetic, Conjectural, Supposed
English Meaning :
(Adjective : Based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence)
(Adjective : Based primarily on surmise rather than adequate evidence)
Example : I think that your fossils are very interesting and valuable, not because they are old, but because they indicate that supposititiously ancient rocks may be recent.
I think that your fossils are very interesting and valuable, not because they are old, but because they indicate that supposititiously ancient rocks may be recent.
Untruthful :
i rremë
Synonyms :
False, Untrue, Fabricated, Made up, Invented, Trumped up, Erroneous, Wrong, Incorrect, Inaccurate, Fallacious, Fictitious
False, Untrue, Fabricated, Made up, Invented, Trumped up, Erroneous, Wrong, Incorrect, Inaccurate, Fallacious, Fictitious
English Meaning :
(Adjective : )
Example : At best it was enormously misleading, and at worst it was untruthful .
At best it was enormously misleading, and at worst it was untruthful .
