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11accusation — n. 1) to bring, make an accusation against (he brought an accusation of theft against Smith; more usu. is: he accused Smith of theft) 2) to deny; refute an accusation 3) a damaging, grave; false, groundless, unfounded, unjust; sweeping accusation …
12accusation — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ serious ▪ baseless, false, unfounded, unsubstantiated ▪ ridiculous, wild ▪ bitter …
13False memory syndrome — Article issues or=October 2007 unbalanced=January 2008 POV=January 2008 weasel=May 2008False memory syndrome (FMS) is a term coined in 1992 by the False Memory Syndrome Foundation (FMSF) to describe their theory that some adults who belatedly… …
14false — adj. 1 not true, genuine or real VERBS ▪ be, look, prove, sound ADVERB ▪ absolutely, completely, entirely, quite …
15false*/*/ — [fɔːls] adj 1) not true Ant: true The report was dismissed as totally false.[/ex] a false statement/claim/accusation[/ex] 2) based on a mistake or on wrong information a false impression/belief/hope[/ex] 3) made to look like something real Syn:… …
16False complaint — A false complaint is when someone files reports an allegedly illegal activity to the police while knowing that the activity has not occurred as reported.ee also*False allegation of child sexual abuse *False rape accusation …
17accusation — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) Act of accusing Nouns 1. (charge) accusation, charge, incrimination, inculpation; condemnation, denunciation, invective, implication, imputation, blame, reproach, recrimination; censure. Informal, finger …
18false allegation — untrue allegation, accusation without any basis in fact …
19false charge — untrue accusation, fictitious allegation, libel …
20Criminal accusation — A criminal accusation is the process of declaring one s belief in another s liability for that other s criminal action(s). A criminal accusation may be informally made through a declaration made to the public at large (generally through news… …
