downlie

/ˈdaʊlaɪ/ or /ˈdaʊnaɪ/

Definitions

1. verb

to place a false or misleading statement in a document or record to conceal the truth.

“The company was accused of downlying its financial records to avoid paying taxes.”

2. noun

a false or misleading statement placed in a document or record.

“The downlie in the contract was discovered during the investigation.”

Synonyms

  • falsify
  • misrepresent

Antonyms

  • disclose
  • reveal