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untrue

[uhn-troo] / ʌnˈtru /


Example Sentences

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He called it an “epidemic” that is “running rampant,” which is untrue.

From Los Angeles Times

This story was found to be "utterly untrue", Prescott said, saying this was a "dreadful thing to have put out".

From BBC

As well as showing fake bank statements to Earl Spencer, the book highlights a series of lurid and untrue claims Bashir made to him about the Royal Family, including the then Prince Charles.

From BBC

The group said the complaints had come from activists "making untrue and misguided claims about us, our music and the album artwork of guest performer Zohara".

From BBC

In a tetchy exchange, the officials insisted that the response had been swift and effective and that it was "untrue and insulting" to criticise.

From BBC