Falsify

usgb/ˈfɔːlsɪfaɪ/
verb

To change something to make it false or not true.

He falsified the data to increase his profits.
Visual representation of "falsify" - To change something to make it false or not true

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  • falsify data
  • falsify evidence
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Negative Action

Falsify in this context implies unethical behavior, usually for personal gain.

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The researcher secretly falsified the experiment results.
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Deliberate Deception

The act is done intentionally, not by mistake.

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He deliberately falsified the financial report.
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