TruthTriumph's definitions
FalsehoodFacade (noun) refers to the deliberate presentation of false information or misleading narratives under the guise of sincerity or accuracy. It denotes the act of creating an illusion of truthfulness to conceal the deceptive nature of the information being conveyed. When individuals engage in a falsehood facade, they often seek to manipulate perceptions or beliefs by presenting misleading or inaccurate information as genuine. The term encapsulates the idea of using a deceptive front or facade to mask the true nature of the information being disseminated, thereby misleading others.
The politician's claim of never having received campaign contributions from lobbyists was quickly exposed as a FalsehoodFacade when evidence emerged of multiple donations from special interest groups.
Despite initially dismissing the reports of his involvement in the scandal as mere rumors, the CEO's FalsehoodFacade crumbled under the weight of leaked emails revealing his direct instructions to manipulate company profits.
The influencer's carefully curated online persona served as a FalsehoodFacade, concealing the reality of their mundane daily life and struggles behind a facade of glamour and luxury.
Despite initially dismissing the reports of his involvement in the scandal as mere rumors, the CEO's FalsehoodFacade crumbled under the weight of leaked emails revealing his direct instructions to manipulate company profits.
The influencer's carefully curated online persona served as a FalsehoodFacade, concealing the reality of their mundane daily life and struggles behind a facade of glamour and luxury.
by TruthTriumph March 22, 2024
Get the FalsehoodFacademug. A sarcastic term for an IT professional, developer, or tech-savvy person who is constantly asked to perform menial or personal tech tasks that fall far outside their actual job description. These tasks often include fixing home Wi-Fi, resetting passwords, setting up someone's new phone, or explaining how to open a PDF — usually for coworkers, friends, or family members who treat them like on-call digital servants.
Used when:
Someone expects tech support on demand, no matter how irrelevant or inappropriate the request is.
Used when:
Someone expects tech support on demand, no matter how irrelevant or inappropriate the request is.
Boss: "Hey, can you help me install TikTok on my daughter's iPad real quick?"
Dev: "I'm deploying a critical update right now."
Boss: "It'll only take a sec."
Dev: "Right. Because I’m your Tech Butler."
Dev: "I'm deploying a critical update right now."
Boss: "It'll only take a sec."
Dev: "Right. Because I’m your Tech Butler."
by TruthTriumph April 15, 2025
Get the Tech Butlermug. A modern religious influencer who pastors through graphics, not gospel—a feed full of bold-letter Bible verses, fire emojis, viral soundbites, and "Holiness" overlays, but empty of soul-care, accountability, or real presence.
Key Traits:
Content over character — posts “Truth” while hiding sin.
Platform over people — grows followers, not disciples.
Meme as ministry — a 3-second reel replaces a 3-hour visit.
Algorithm as altar — engagement is the offering, outrage the incense.
Thought-through for effect, not truth — every post is engineered for likes, shares, and clout, even if it twists Scripture or spreads outright mistruth.
Key Traits:
Content over character — posts “Truth” while hiding sin.
Platform over people — grows followers, not disciples.
Meme as ministry — a 3-second reel replaces a 3-hour visit.
Algorithm as altar — engagement is the offering, outrage the incense.
Thought-through for effect, not truth — every post is engineered for likes, shares, and clout, even if it twists Scripture or spreads outright mistruth.
“That Meme Pastor dropped a ‘God hates lukewarm’ graphic with a skull emoji, but he’s ghosting his wife and dodging accountability.”
by TruthTriumph November 14, 2025
Get the Meme Pastormug.