Sentence examples for definition of fake from inspiring English sources
On Thursday, Moore attacked the Post's article, saying, "This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation".
Judging from the President's tweets, his definition of "fake news" is credible reporting that he doesn't like.
For their definition of "fake news," the authors relied on an earlier study by the economists Hunt Alcott and Matthew Gentzkow, who looked at stories that are "intentionally and verifiably false and could mislead readers".
"That is the literal definition of fake news," Meyers said.
"This garbage is the very definition of fake news and intentional defamation," Armistead added.
Republican co-host Ana Navarro weighed in on the conversation after the hosts discussed the definition of fake news.
Animation pioneer John R. Bray also showcased this new definition of "nature faker" while satirizing Roosevelt in two silent cartoons called "Colonel Heeza Liar, Nature Faker" (1915 and 1924).
The Stop Marina Abramović blog is a rolling joke of fake Abramović stories and quotes, dedicated to satirising someone who is, in the campaign's words, "the very definition of humourless".
Its new definition is fake.
Choose from baskets of fake meat, fake fruits, fake vegetables, or fake crabgrass.
