falsified (Meaning)

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falsified (imp. & p. p.)

of Falsify

The accountant falsified the financial records to make the company appear more profitable.
The politician falsified his education credentials to get elected.
The athlete falsified his age to compete in the Olympics.
The doctor falsified the medical records to cover up his malpractice.
The scientist falsified the data to support his hypothesis.
The witness falsified his testimony to protect the defendant.
The historian falsified the historical record to glorify his country.
The journalist falsified the news story to sell more newspapers.
The artist falsified the artwork to sell it for a higher price.
The detective falsified the evidence to frame the suspect.

of Falsify

distorted, misrepresented, misstated, slanted, obscured,misinterpreted, garbled, perverted, complicated, fudged

illustrated, explained, cleared (up), interpreted, explained, clarified,interpreted, illuminated, illustrated, clarified

The accountant falsified the financial records to make the company appear more profitable.

The politician falsified his education credentials to get elected.

The athlete falsified his age to compete in the Olympics.

The doctor falsified the medical records to cover up his malpractice.