Definition of "falsities" [falsities]

• Plural form of falsity. (noun)

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• "Here somewhat only shall be said of its form as regards the states and their changes, whereby perceptions, thoughts, intentions, volitions, and their belongings are manifested; for, as regards these states and changes, the natural mind that is in evils and their falsities is a form and image of hell."
• "The two may, however, be in the understanding, where they are called falsities of evil and truths of good, and without being mingled; else man could not behold evil from good or know good from evil; but there they are distinguishable and separated like the inner and outer sections of a house."
• "It has the advantage that such an operation is already routinely at the level of individual psychology in respect of death, whose repression no doubt one of the 'falsities' that, according to Nietzsche, is necessary for life."