semitruth
/ˈsɛmɪˌtrʌθ/Definitions
1. noun
A statement that is partially true, but contains inaccuracies or misleading information.
“The politician’s speech contained a semitruth about his opponent’s voting record.”
2. noun
A fact that is not entirely false, but is often used to manipulate public opinion or perception.
“The news article presented a semitruth to make the company’s actions seem more favorable than they actually were.”
3. verb
To present information in a way that is partially true, but contains inaccuracies or misleading information.
“The politician semitruthed about his opponent’s policies to confuse the public.”