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falsedom

falsedom noun: the sphere or realm of falseness.

Noun

falsedom (uncountable)

  1. The sphere or realm of falseness.
    • Yet once more we enter the falsedom in scarlet and gold,
      attracted by automatic defrost function
      and full range of hostess trolleys available.2000, Peter Barry, Contemporary British Poetry and the City, page 75
  2. (archaic, rare) Falsehood, deceit.

Origin of falsedom

From Middle English falsedom, falsdom, equivalent to false + -dom.

Questions about falsedom

What does falsedom mean?
Falsedom means the sphere or realm of falseness.
What part of speech is falsedom?
Falsedom is a noun.

Words near falsedom in the dictionary

  1. falsecard
  2. falsecarded
  3. falsecarding
  4. falsecards
  5. falsed
  6. falsedom
  7. falseface
  8. falsefaces
  9. falseful
  10. falsefully
  11. falseheart

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