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tr['fɔːlslɪ]1 falsamentefalsely ['fɔlsli] adv: falsamente, con falsedadadv.• falsamente adv.'fɔːlsli['fɔːlslɪ]ADV1) (=untruthfully) falsamente; (=mistakenly) equivocadamenteshe had falsely claimed that... — había asegurado falsamente que...
he was falsely accused of stealing — (=untruthfully) se le acusó falsamente de robo; (=mistakenly) se le acusó equivocadamente de robo
2) (=insincerely) fingidamenteshe sounded falsely cheerful — parecía fingir la alegría, su alegría sonaba falsa
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