contrary to popular belief
phantasy
fancy
fantasy
illusion
ring false
actually
counterassertion
in reality
paradox
contingent
antipode
mythconception
contradictory
nonassumption
adversive
platitude
falsified
diametral
antitruth
au contraire
craporama
lacklusterly
frown at
frown upon
rather
abhorrent
negative
untruism
instead
contradistinctly
reprovingly
heretical
deny
reversalism
crushingly
Antarctic
threap
nontruth
refutable
counterexemplify
ass-backwards
disapprovingly
disparateness
mendacious
protistan
misapprehendingly
nugget of truth
plastic
distinctiveness
counter
ring hollow
counterfactual
counteridea
misunderstandingly
absurd
countertruth
contradict
unbelievably
reverse
through the wrong end of the telescope
unbelieving
contrarity
weirdly
reversion
impossibly
falsish
distortion
unerroneously
contrary
opposite
poor relation
antiextreme
in contrast
tralse
miss one's guess
counterintuitive
misinterpret
opposably
unsoundness
witherward
quod non
opposed
arse about
polar opposite
home truth
not done
misbecomingly
dialetheia
opposedly
contradictively
full of beans
secus
misclaim
per contra
dubious

English words for 'The opposite of what most laypeople would think is true.'

As you may have noticed, above you will find words for "The opposite of what most laypeople would think is true.". Hover the mouse over the word you'd like to know more about to view its definition. Click search related words by phrase or description. to find a better fitting word. Finally, thanks to ChatGPT, the overall results have been greatly improved.

Recent Queries

media studies grab stopping of bleeding statistical mechanics going on about one's love affairs Not transformable bumper quantification overly stub short range former prime minister Capable of stretching financial affairs liquid phase epitaxy Pesach timeserver to produce fruit rosary magnum opus to pull strings perfidy. related. UHT taking responsibility to tinker testicle to change one's mind congruence verbal noun magnetic tape many. axe to hurt someone's feelings tragically with force A worthless person in due course underline a scoundrel. audit parallel fervor boldness armory tenant to prevent consequence to burn daring