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Lies wearing a blazer, applying for the job of truth.
means Statements that aren't true, whether told on purpose or just confidently wrong.
from From Old English 'fals' (deceitful, borrowed via Latin 'falsus') plus 'hood,' the suffix meaning a state of being — literally a state of being false.
Plural mischiefOften used to soften the harsher word lie.
Legal flavorCommon in courts where calling something a lie is risky.
Not always intentionalA falsehood can be sincere and still wrong.