To hide one's true identity, appearance, or feelings; to pretend or feign a certain state.

to forge, fake, or counterfeit; to fabricate something illegal or false

falsehood; the quality of being insincere or deceptive

counterfeit and of poor quality; refers to fake goods that are sold as genuine items or commodities of very low quality

a person who pretends to be noble and virtuous while actually being mean or dishonest

false evidence or testimony; a false statement made intentionally by a witness, appraiser, or translator in a legal proceeding

to prevent counterfeiting; to protect against forgery or imitation

Army of a puppet government; specifically refers to the Chinese forces organized by collaborationist regimes during the War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. (1937-1945).

the quality of being genuine or fake; whether something is true or false; same as [[真假|真假|zhen1 jia3]]

to pretend to be kind or virtuous; hypocritical

counterfeit and of poor quality; fake and low-grade

a system of beliefs or practices erroneously regarded as based on scientific method

counterfeit currency; forged bank notes

Abbreviation for the puppet state of [[伪满洲国|偽滿洲國|wei3 man3 zhou1 guo2]], established in Northeast China by the Japanese military and led by the last Qing emperor, Puyi.

a forged or misattributed book; an ancient text of dubious authenticity or misidentified authorship; Apocrypha

to disprove or confirm something to be false; to prove a statement or theory to be incorrect

to fake; to forge; to commit a fraud or deception

To give false testimony or evidence in a legal proceeding.

A government that is controlled by an outside power and is not considered legitimate

The Japanese invaders and their puppet government or military forces during the Chinese War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression.

To eliminate what is fake or false while keeping what is real and authentic.

puppet state established in Northeast China by the Japanese military between 1932 and 1945, led by the last Qing emperor Puyi

fake merchandise; counterfeit object; forgery

A temporary protrusion of the surface of an amoeboid cell for movement and feeding; specifically in certain single-celled organisms like the [[变形虫|變形蟲|bian4 xing2 chong2]]

The crime of forgery.

to falsely embellish; to prettify or dress up something to hide its true nature

forged scriptures or pseudepigrapha; bogus classics falsely attributed to earlier writers

a person who pretends to have virtues or beliefs that they do not actually possess

to falsely attribute a work to someone else, especially to claim a modern work is actually an ancient one

forger; counterfeiter

a person who practices deception under an assumed character or identity

unable to distinguish between genuine and fake or true and false; difficult to tell whether something is real or a sham

notation resembling a simplified programming language, used in computer science to design algorithms without requiring specific syntax

to act dishonestly; to swindle or cheat others by practicing deception; to resort to fraud; used in literary contexts

a forged work of art or literature or a pseudograph

A fundamentally flawed notion or argument; often refers to a question or statement based on a false premise or a false dichotomy.

(literary) a puppet state or an illegitimate regime established by usurpers

Uncyclopedia; a satirical website that parodies Wikipedia

counterfeit currency; forged money

an illegitimate or pretender dynasty

a forged book; an illegal or counterfeit copy of a book passed off as an original

a film or television show that is presented as a documentary but is actually fictional; a parody of a documentary

(literary) an illegal organization; specifically refers to a puppet or quisling government established by an enemy, such as those set up by Japan in China during the war

nostrum; quack remedy; counterfeit medicine

an artificial feature or error introduced during a process, such as in digital imaging or scientific data analysis

to counterfeit or forge official or private documents, securities, or stamps, typically with the intent to defraud others

A test result that wrongly indicates the presence of a condition when it is not actually present

a test result that wrongly indicates that a particular condition or attribute is absent

a thin layer of rock in a coal mine that sits immediately above the coal seam and collapses easily when the coal is removed