falsification
the act of deliberately altering or misrepresenting information or evidence to deceive
The investigator discovered multiple instances of falsification in the financial records, indicating a serious breach of trust.
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Exitthe act of deliberately altering or misrepresenting information or evidence to deceive
The investigator discovered multiple instances of falsification in the financial records, indicating a serious breach of trust.
Set 293 of SAT Vocabulary Level 3 covers 5 words: falsification, sedition, burlesque, rostrum, dais. Each entry below includes its definition, an example sentence, and synonyms — practice them with the interactive cards above.
the act of deliberately altering or misrepresenting information or evidence to deceive
The investigator discovered multiple instances of falsification in the financial records, indicating a serious breach of trust.
conduct or speech inciting people to rebel against the authority of a state
The government charged the activist with sedition for his speeches that encouraged citizens to rise against the regime.
a theatrical or literary work that humorously exaggerates or mocks its subject
The burlesque of the famous play brought laughter to the audience by poking fun at its serious themes.
a raised platform or podium for public speaking or a stage for presentation
The keynote speaker delivered an inspiring speech from the rostrum, captivating the audience with her powerful message.
a raised platform for speakers or honored guests
The keynote speaker took her place at the dais, ready to address the packed auditorium.