falsifiable

The American Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1910 · p. 51
[Lat. falsify: -able.] That may or can be falsified or counterfeited; liable to be counterfeited or falsified. fâl-si-fi-ca-tion, s. [Fr.; Ital. falsificazione; Sp.falsificacion; Port. falsificação.] IMG:content-1403.png:[blocks in formation] 1. Med .: A fraudulent imitation, or alteration of an aliment or medicine by different admixtures. It is also called Adulteration and Sophistication. 2. Law : (1) The offense of falsifying a document or record. [FALSIFY.] (2) In equity, the showing an item of a charge to be wrong. fals-i-fi-ca-tõr, s. [ Fr.falsificateur; Ital. fals ificatore; Sp. & Port. falsificador.] 1. One who falsifies; a líar; a falsifier. *2. One who proves anything to be false; a confuter.
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