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full of bogosity

full of bogosity

9.9
Containing many false or silly statements that are hard to believe
  • idiom
  • Slang
translation icon : lleno de tonterías
  • The article was full of bogosity and misrepresented the facts.

Examples

  • That conspiracy theory is just full of bogosity from start to finish.

  • Don't believe his claims; they're just full of bogosity!

  • Sometimes political speeches are so full of bogosity it's hard to take them seriously.

  • The website's exaggerated reviews were full of bogosity.

  • Many advertisements are full of bogosity, making it difficult to trust their claims.

  • The debate was full of bogosity, with each side presenting unfounded accusations.

  • His arguments were full of bogosity, lacking any credible evidence to support his position.

Synonyms

baloney
vsfull of bogosity
  • Informal
48 7.5

Talk that is not true or is silly

emphasizes total absence of credibility rather than mere foolishness
bunk
vsfull of bogosity
  • Informal
22 6.7

Nonsense talk that is not true

stresses utter lack of credibility more strongly than the simple label
full of crap
vsfull of bogosity
  • Offensive
15 9.9

Saying things that are not true

expresses the same blunt disbelief using the original wording
malarkey
vsfull of bogosity
  • Informal
13 8.8

Talk that is not true and tries to trick people

focuses more on overall falsehood and lack of credibility
bunkum
vsfull of bogosity
1 9.9

Talk that is false and meant to fool or impress people

highlights broad lack of truth rather than intent to deceive
nothing but nonsense
vsfull of bogosity
  • Informal
1 6.0

Things people say that are completely untrue or pointless

expresses the same complete lack of truth in original wording
pure bogosity
vsfull of bogosity
  • Slang
9.9

Complete nonsense that has no true facts to support it

is the same total denial expressed in the original phrasing
pure bullcrud
vsfull of bogosity
  • Slang
9.9

Complete nonsense that is not true and not believable

conveys the same total lack of credibility in original form
pile of whaleshit
vsfull of bogosity
  • Offensive
9.9

A large amount of nonsense that is clearly untrue

uses the original phrase to state the same strong disbelief
all bulldung
vsfull of bogosity
  • Australian
9.9

Talk that is false and makes no sense

uses the more formal original phrasing to convey the same idea
bunch of bullbleep
vsfull of bogosity
  • Offensive
9.9

Talk that is false and hard to believe

is the original expression that makes the same strong denial
full of tripe
vsfull of bogosity
  • Archaic
8.6

Ideas or statements that are mostly nonsense and have little worth

focuses equally on lack of truth but in original wording
filled with crap
vsfull of bogosity
  • Vulgar
9.7

Something that contains a lot of nonsense and useless information

puts the same idea into the original phrase form
boloney
vsfull of bogosity
  • Informal
8.8

Talk that is silly and not true

frames the idea as complete lack of truth rather than pretension

Antonyms

267 4.2

Something that seems true and that people can trust

121 1.3

Always saying what really happened and not lying

How Bogus

full of bogosity
  • Slang
9.9
bogus
153 5.6
dubious
90 6.5

Surface Forms

full of bogosity positive

Morphology

full + of + bogosity

The frame 'full of + [noun]' is fully compositional, so if a learner recognises 'bogosity' as derived from 'bogus' (meaning falseness or nonsense) the overall meaning is directly predictable. However, 'bogosity' is a low‑frequency/slang coinage and its formation (-ity from bogus) may not be obvious to an average B1 learner, so the expression is only partially predictable without prior exposure.

Etymology

The phrase full of bogosity comes from the word bogus, an old slang word for 'fake'. One popular story says bogus was used for fake coins, so bogosity gives the picture of something full of fakes and nonsense, and that's why 'full of bogosity' means 'full of nonsense'.