| No. | Term | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | Aberrant | Deviating from the norm. |
| 2. | Apocryphal | Of doubtful authenticity. |
| 3. | Baseless | Without a factual foundation. |
| 4. | Bogus | Not genuine; intended to deceive. |
| 5. | Bunk | Nonsense; not credible. |
| 6. | Concocted | Made up; devised deceptively. |
| 7. | Counterfeit | Made to imitate deceptively. |
| 8. | Deceptive | Misleading by design. |
| 9. | Delusive | Giving a mistaken impression. |
| 10. | Dishonest | Not truthful or sincere. |
| 11. | Distorted | Twisted from the truth. |
| 12. | Dubious | Questionable; not to be relied on. |
| 13. | Erroneous | Containing an error; incorrect. |
| 14. | Evasive | Avoiding the full truth. |
| 15. | Fabricated | Invented; made up. |
| 16. | Factually wrong | Not in accordance with facts. |
| 17. | Fake | Not genuine; counterfeit. |
| 18. | Fallacious | Based on mistaken reasoning. |
| 19. | Fictional | From imagination, not fact. |
| 20. | Fictitious | Imaginary; not real. |
| 21. | Flawed | Having a defect; unsound. |
| 22. | Fraudulent | Involving deceit or trickery. |
| 23. | Groundless | Lacking evidence or basis. |
| 24. | Half-true | Partly true, partly misleading. |
| 25. | Hoax | A deliberate trick or prank. |
| 26. | Hollow | Empty; lacking substance. |
| 27. | Ill-founded | Not well supported by evidence. |
| 28. | Illusory | Based on illusion; not real. |
| 29. | Improbable | Unlikely to be true. |
| 30. | Inaccurate | Not correct; containing mistakes. |
| 31. | Inauthentic | Not genuine or original. |
| 32. | Inconclusive | Not leading to a clear truth. |
| 33. | Incorrect | Not right; wrong. |
| 34. | Indefensible | Unable to be justified. |
| 35. | Inexact | Not precise or accurate. |
| 36. | Invalid | Not legally or logically acceptable. |
| 37. | Invented | Created in imagination; made up. |
| 38. | Junk | Worthless as evidence. |
| 39. | Knavish | Dishonest; deceitful. |
| 40. | Ludicrous | So foolish as to be unbelievable. |
| 41. | Lying | Deliberately untruthful. |
| 42. | Made up | Invented; not real. |
| 43. | Mendacious | Not telling the truth. |
| 44. | Misconstrued | Interpreted wrongly. |
| 45. | Misleading | Causing wrong conclusions. |
| 46. | Misreported | Reported incorrectly. |
| 47. | Mistaken | Wrongly believed or understood. |
| 48. | Mythical | Existing only in myths. |
| 49. | Nonsensical | Without sense or meaning. |
| 50. | Not accurate | Containing errors; imprecise. |
| 51. | Not factual | Not based on fact. |
| 52. | Not genuine | Not authentic; counterfeit. |
| 53. | Not true | Contrary to fact. |
| 54. | Obsolete claim | No longer valid or accepted. |
| 55. | Off base | Not correct or relevant. |
| 56. | Out-and-out lie | A complete lie. |
| 57. | Overblown | Excessively exaggerated. |
| 58. | Overstated | Stated too strongly; exaggerated. |
| 59. | Phony | Fake; not real. |
| 60. | Plausibly wrong | Seems right but isn’t. |
| 61. | Preposterous | Absurdly unreasonable. |
| 62. | Questionable | Doubtful; open to suspicion. |
| 63. | Refuted | Proved to be wrong. |
| 64. | Rigged | Manipulated; not fair or true. |
| 65. | Rubbish | Nonsense; worthless as truth. |
| 66. | Shaky | Unstable; not dependable. |
| 67. | Slanted | Biased; not impartial. |
| 68. | Specious | Seemingly true but actually wrong. |
| 69. | Spurious | Not genuine; falsely claimed. |
| 70. | Stretched | Extended beyond reasonable truth. |
| 71. | Suspect | Not trustworthy; questionable. |
| 72. | Tainted | Compromised; not pure or true. |
| 73. | Trumped up | Invented, often to accuse. |
| 74. | Unacceptable | Not meeting required standards. |
| 75. | Unbelievable | Hard to accept as true. |
| 76. | Unconfirmed | Not verified as true. |
| 77. | Unconvincing | Not persuasive; doubtful. |
| 78. | Undependable | Not reliable. |
| 79. | Unfaithful | Not true to the original. |
| 80. | Unfounded | Without evidence or justification. |
| 81. | Unjustified | Lacking good reason or proof. |
| 82. | Unproven | Not demonstrated by evidence. |
| 83. | Unreal | Not real; imaginary. |
| 84. | Unreliable | Not to be trusted. |
| 85. | Unsound | Not valid; flawed. |
| 86. | Unsubstantiated | Not supported by proof. |
| 87. | Unsupported | Not backed by evidence. |
| 88. | Untrue | Not in accordance with fact. |
| 89. | Unverified | Not checked or confirmed. |
| 90. | Vacuous | Empty of real content. |
| 91. | Vitiated | Spoiled; made invalid. |
| 92. | Wicked | Morally wrong; deceitful. |
| 93. | Wrong | Not correct. |
| 94. | Wrongheaded | Based on poor judgment. |
| 95. | Wrought | Artificially constructed; contrived. |
| 96. | X-ed out | Crossed out as incorrect. |
| 97. | Xenodochial myth | Invented tale about hospitality. |
| 98. | Xeroxed rumor | Repeated rumor; not verified. |
| 99. | Xylographic hoax | Printed deception; not authentic. |
| 100. | Yarn | An invented story. |
