Falsism
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A falsism is a claim that is clearly and self-evidently wrong. A falsism is usually used merely as a reminder or as a rhetorical or literary device. An example is "pigs can fly." It is the opposite of truism.[1][2] A falsism is similar to, though not the same as, a fallacy.
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