falsifier

Meanings

• A person who knowingly produces or sells false documents or merchandise.

  - "John was arrested for being a falsifier. He was caught selling fake passports to unsuspecting tourists."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with falsifier
deceiver , receiver , believer , achiever

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Homophones

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1. falsifier (en) : A person who knowingly produces or sells false documents or merchandise.
   

2. falsifier (fr) : Un faux-monnayeur. C'est quelqu'un qui connaitvement produit ou vend des faux documents ou marchandises.
   

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Variants

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falsifiabilities , falsifiability , falsifiable , falsification , falsifications , falsified , falsifier , falsifiers , falsifies , falsify , falsifying

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Etymology

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The word 'falsifier' comes from the Latin word 'falsus', which means 'false'. The suffix '-er' is added to indicate the agent or doer of the action.

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Related Concepts

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1. counterfeit: A counterfeit is a false or imitation version of something, such as a document or currency. Counterfeits are often created with the intent to deceive or defraud someone.

2. forgery: A forgery is a false or imitation version of something, such as a document or work of art. Forgeries are often created with the intent to deceive or defraud someone. Forgeries can be punishable by law.

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Culture

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In literature and art, the term 'falsifier' can refer to a character or figure who produces or sells false documents or merchandise. This can be seen as a form of deception or trickery, and can have serious consequences for those who are affected by it.

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