Falsified meaning

This calculation was falsified by events.

The result has falsified all sinister forebodings.

But the preaching of the false Jewish Christians gained the upper hand; nay, they even falsified the evangelical oracles and the letters of Paul.

Probably no examples surpass those on the west doors of Notre Dame in Paris - unhappily much falsified by restoration.

But as the narrative is only exact in details down to the death of Frederick William, the great elector, in 1688, and as all prophecies of the period subsequent to that time were falsified by events, the poem came to be regarded as a compilation and the date of its authorship placed about the year 1684.