Modifying Another Word

• demonstrably: This claim about the evidence behind homeopathy is demonstrably false.

• manifestly: Instead, young readers are fed a relentless diet of self-evident, unproved, implausible, and in some cases manifestly false propositions.

• provably: The archeology simply shows that in some obvious ways the bible is provably false.

• utterly: It is utterly false to contend that 'this is what the internationalism of the Communist parties rests upon ' .

• entirely: Secondly, the argument that paying for higher education out of general taxation would be unfair is an entirely false one.

Infinitive complement

• suggest: It is false to suggest that anyone else was involved - it was an accident.

• say: You know it is false to say I meant they had done their work well in destroying property.

Modifies a noun

• prophet: Verse 1: many false prophets have gone out into the world.

• alarm: In November a false alarm went out on a calm Tuesday evening.

• pretense: Anything less than this is deception, is imposition, is false pretense.

• accusation: Love does not listen to false accusations nor does it make them.

• impression: Yet there was no shortage of false impressions about GM wheat.

• allegation: Once in your home various false allegations could be made against you.

Used with adjective complement

• return: Otherwise the method would return false indicating the View s are layed out in ascending order.

• prove: But so far our companies have been coping well, and prophecies of doom from the strong pound have proved false.

• ring: There isn't a song on the tape that rings false.

• consider: Strings are considered false if and only if they are empty. null and undefined are considered false.

• become: His sorrow, like his relation to the war, becomes false.

• set: If error is set false after an error, the program will continue, but results should be treated with suspicion.