Falsehood

usgb/ˈfɔːlshʊd/
noun

Something that is not true.

She was caught spreading falsehoods about her colleague.
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Spreading Falsehoods

Often used to describe deliberate lies one person tells about another.

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The politician resigned after spreading falsehoods about his rival.
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Implying Harm

Falsehoods may imply harm or negative consequences toward others.

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His falsehoods about the event jeopardized her career.
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