# falser

Pronunciation: US say "FAWL-ser" /ˈfɔlsɚ/; UK say "FAWL-suh" /ˈfɔːlsə(ɹ)/

## Adjective

1. Comparative of false. — comparative form of false: more false
   - Simple: Comparative of false. Use this form to say one thing is more false than another.
   - _Each story he told grew falser as the night wore on._
   - _No claim in the pamphlet was falser than the one about the harvest._

## Noun

2. A person who deceives others. *(obsolete)*
   - Simple: A person who lies to others or tricks them.
   - _The court denounced him as a falser who had betrayed his lord._
   - _She would not wed a falser who broke every vow he made._

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