H. P. Grice on "suggest"

suggestio falsi. Pl. suggestiones falsi.  

[mod.L., = suggestion of what is false.]  

A misrepresentation of the truth whereby something incorrect is implied to be true; an indirect lie. 

Often in contexts with suppressio veri.  

QUOTES:  

1815 H. Maddock Princ. & Pract. Chancery I. 208  

Whenever Suppressio veri or Suggestio falsi occur..they afford a sufficient ground for setting aside any Release or Conveyance. 

1855 Newspaper & Gen. Reader's Pocket Compan. i.4  

He was bound to say that the suppressio veri on that occasion approached very nearly to a positive suggestio falsi.   

1898 Kipling Stalky & Co. (1899) 36  

It seems..that they had held back material facts; that they were guilty both of suppressio veri and suggestio falsi.  

1907 W. de Morgan Alice-for-Short xxxvi. 389   

That's suppressio veri and suggestio falsi! Besides, it's fibs!   

1962 J. Wilson Public Schools & Private Practice i. 19  

It is rare to find a positively verifiable untruth in a school brochure: but it is equally rare not to find a great many suggestiones falsi, particularly as regards the material comfort and facilities available.

1980 D. Newsome On Edge of Paradise 7  

There are undoubted cases of suppressio veri; on the other hand, he appears to eschew suggestio falsi.  --- Fibs indeed. 

Suppress, suggest.   Write: "Griceland, Inc."   "Yes, I agree to become a Doctor in Griceian Studies"   

EXAM QUESTION:  1. Discuss suggestio falsi in terms of detachability.  2. Compare suppresio veri and suggestion falsi in connection with "The king of France is bald" uttered during Napoleon's time.  3. Invent things for 'suppressio falsi' and 'suggestio veri'.  4. No. You cannot go to the bathroom.