untruths (Meaning)

untruths

disloyalty, something that is untrue, lack of truthfulness

No weak antonyms found.

Spreading untruths about others can damage relationships and reputations.
He couldn't bring himself to tell untruths, preferring honesty even when it was difficult.
The politician's speech was riddled with untruths, misleading the public about the state of the economy.
She felt guilty for perpetuating untruths about her coworker, realizing they were baseless rumors.
Children often struggle to distinguish between truths and untruths, relying on adults to guide them.
The tabloid was notorious for publishing sensationalized stories and untruths.
Despite his attempts to cover it up, the evidence revealed the untruths in his alibi.
The therapist encouraged her clients to confront the untruths they told themselves, fostering personal growth.
Trust is easily eroded when someone consistently speaks untruths.
In court, witnesses are sworn to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth, to avoid perpetuating untruths.

disloyalty, something that is untrue, lack of truthfulness

falsehoods,myths, errors, illusions, delusions, misconceptions, fallacies, misunderstandings, distortions, hallucinations

truths,verities,

Spreading untruths about others can damage relationships and reputations.

He couldn't bring himself to tell untruths, preferring honesty even when it was difficult.

The politician's speech was riddled with untruths, misleading the public about the state of the economy.

She felt guilty for perpetuating untruths about her coworker, realizing they were baseless rumors.