untruly
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Definition
Adverb: * In a manner that is not true or accurate; falsely. The word describes an action of speaking, representing, or characterizing something in a way that does not align with fact or reality.
Usage and Examples
"Untruly" is used to modify a verb, indicating that the action is performed in a false or incorrect manner. It is a formal and somewhat literary adverb.
- The witness testified under oath, leading to a charge of perjury.
- The article portrayed the events , causing public misunderstanding.
- He was accused of representing the company's finances to the investors.
Advanced Usage
- "to speak untruly": This is a formal equivalent of "to lie" or "to speak falsely."
- The ambassador denied speaking untruly about the diplomatic negotiations.
Variants and Related Words
- Untrue (adjective): Not in accordance with fact or reality; false.
- The statement was proven to be untrue.
- Untruth (noun): A false statement; a lie.
- He was accused of spreading an untruth.
Synonyms
- Falsely
- Inaccurately
- Incorrectly
- Mendaciously (formal)
Antonyms
- Truly
- Truthfully
- Accurately
- Correctly
Adverb
- in a untrue manner
- he silenced the whisperings which connected her, untruly and unfairly, with his separation from his wife