What does faux in French mean?

What is the meaning of the word faux in French? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use faux in French.

The word faux in French means false, wrong, fake, counterfeit, imitation, forgery, falsehood, untruth, scythe, false, mistaken, wrong, deceitful, out of tune, off-key, falx, almost did , nearly did, fail to keep , not hold to, fail in, get it all wrong, look a little like, You have a point, sing out of tune, separate fact and fiction, tell fact from fiction, distinguish between reality and fantasy, give false hope, give false hope to, in a difficult position, overhanging, be two-faced, be deceitful, stand up, make a wrong move, dial the wrong number, dial a wrong number, trip up, make a misstep, make a wrong move, put a foot wrong, bear false witness, false friend, misalignment, forged note, fake note, fake eyelash, false collar, bad contact, faulty contact, bustle, false beginner, false start, two-faced rat, two-faced so-and-so, who pretends to be pious, who feigns virtue, false hope, forgery and fraud, fake fire, traitor, false imparisyllabic noun, hypocrite, fraternal twins, pull, false nose, false hem, faux pas, false ceiling, suspended ceiling, slight uphill stretch, false flat, crease, kink, ruck, not the issue, continuity error, jump cut, bad bounce, drone, faux-bourdon, hypocrite, sirloin steak, accessory fruit, false fruit, excuse, pretext, counterfeiting, forger, counterfeiter, subterfuge, mistranslation, half-title, play out of tune, act poorly, act badly, put in awkward situation, dwarf fan palm, unstable position, not for real, fake, tell a lie to get at the truth, entirely refute, flatly deny, put yourself in an awkward situation, not ring true, sound odd, under a false name, toupee, hairpiece. To learn more, please see the details below.

Meaning of the word faux

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