contrafactive
nominal clause
verb-object
whom
falsity
thing
objective clause
intransitive
accusative case
subject clause
objective case
accusative
privative adjective
that
lie
intransitive verb form
intransitive verb
adjectival
that clause
nontruth
why
proposition
pseudoverb
clausehood
restrictive
falseness
ditransitive verb
transitive verb
dative sickness
transitive verb form
transitive
OSV
horse hockey
calumny
objective
clausal
rule of grammar
configurational
untrueness
untruth
traducement
gonk
clauselike
obloquy
hatchet job
misnomer
argument
calumniation
defamation
claused
untruism
grammatical rule
objectival
falsification
reflexive possessive
nominal phrase
around
except
nominative
noun phrase
nominal
denotatum
qualification
nominative case
equivocation
subject case
evasion
dative case
colon
noun
dative
indirect object
nominativus pendens
applicative
overgenerate
lying
me
misimply
dialetheia
wrong
and
indefinite article
derogatory
inaccuracy
direct object
misdirective
falsehood
adverb
unveracious
unfact
object of the verb
modificative
acknowledge
maintain

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