No. 2,925 in French
fausses
"Fausses" means "false" or "fake" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
Ces indications sont fausses et doivent être corrigées.
These indications are false and need to be corrected.
Here, 'fausses' is used as an adjective to describe 'indications', meaning they are incorrect or wrong.
Elle portait des lunettes fausses pendant le spectacle.
She wore fake glasses during the performance.
In this sentence, 'fausses' describes 'lunettes', implying they are not genuine or authentic but used for effect.
Les impressions fausses qu'il a laissées ont changé la perception des autres.
The false impressions he left altered others' perceptions.
'Fausses' here modifies 'impressions', signifying that the impressions are deceptive or misleading.
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