譃 (xū) - False, fabricated, untrue — refers to lies, falsehoods,

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xū ｜ 18 strokes ｜ radical:

信嫣

譃 · xū

False, fabricated, untrue — refers to lies, falsehoods, or fabricated statements.

False, fabricated, untrue — refers to lies, falsehoods,

Usage highlights

False statementFabricated testimonyGroundless fabricationSpread falsehoodsComplete fabricationFalse accusation

Synonyms

  • 谎— lie, falsehood
  • 假— false, fake
  • 伪— false, forged
  • 虚— false, empty

Antonyms

  • 真— true, genuine
  • 实— real, factual
  • 诚— sincere, honest

Usage & contexts

Examples

  • He told a complete fabrication (纯属虚譃).
  • The testimony was proven to be false (证词被证实为譃言).
  • Don't spread groundless rumors (不要散布无根之譃).

Collocations

  • False statement(譃言)
  • Fabricated testimony(譃证)
  • Groundless fabrication(无根之譃)
  • Spread falsehoods(散布譃言)
  • Complete fabrication(纯属虚譃)
  • False accusation(譃告)

Idioms

  • Fabricated stories and false statements(譃构之言)
  • False testimony and fabricated evidence(譃证伪据)
  • Spreading groundless rumors(流譃蜚语)

Cultural background

FAQ
  • 譃 is a classical Chinese character primarily used in literary contexts to denote falsehoods or fabrications.
  • In traditional Chinese culture, honesty is highly valued, making characters like 譃 carry strong negative connotations.
  • The character appears more frequently in classical texts and legal documents than in modern vernacular Chinese.

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