faux

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French

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[edit] Adjective

faux (not comparable)

Positive
faux

Comparative
not comparable

Superlative
none (absolute)

  1. Fake or artificial
    Faux leather, faux fur, faux wine

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[edit] Etymology 1

Latin falsus

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faux m. (f. fausse, m. plural faux, f. plural fausses)

  1. false; untrue
  2. false; not real

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faux

  1. badly; inaccurately; untruly

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Latin falx

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faux f. (plural faux)

  1. scythe

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faux f.

  1. throat