1. comparative form of untrue; more false or inaccurate
Usage: comparative form
2. comparative form of untrue; more unfaithful or disloyal
Usage: comparative form

Examples

• His second statement was even untruer than his first.
• The revised report contained information that was untruer than the original.
• She felt he had become untruer to their friendship over time.
• The gossip grew untruer with each retelling.
• His accusations became increasingly untruer as his anger grew.
• The witness’s testimony seemed untruer under cross-examination.