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Definition of truth
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of truth is as below...
Truth (n.)
Conformity
to rule;
exactness;
close
correspondence
with an
example,
mood,
object
of
imitation,
or the
like..
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Strive
::
Strive
(v. i.) To
struggle
in
opposition;
to be in
contention
or
dispute;
to
contend;
to
contest;
--
followed
by
against
or with
before
the
person
or thing
opposed;
as,
strive
against
temptation;
strive
for the
truth..
Unbending
::
Unbending
(a.)
Unyielding
in
nature;
unchangeable;
fixed;
--
applied
to
abstract
ideas;
as,
unbending
truths..
Insincere
::
Insincere
(a.) Not being in truth what one
appears
to be; not
sincere;
dissembling;
hypocritical;
disingenuous;
deceitful;
false;
-- said of
persons;
also of
speech,
thought;
etc.; as,
insincere
declarations..
Correct
::
Correct
(v. t.) To make
right;
to bring to the
standard
of
truth,
justice,
or
propriety;
to
rectify;
as, to
correct
manners
or
principles..
Truth
::
Truth (v. t.) To
assert
as true; to
declare.
Untruthful
::
Untruthful
(a.) Not
truthful;
unveracious;
contrary
to the truth or the fact.
Truth
::
Truth (n.)
Conformity
to rule;
exactness;
close
correspondence
with an
example,
mood,
object
of
imitation,
or the
like..
Self-evident
::
Self-evident
(a.)
Evident
without
proof or
reasoning;
producing
certainty
or
conviction
upon a bare
presentation
to the mind; as, a
self-evident
proposition
or
truth..
Contradict
::
Contradict
(v. t.) To
assert
the
contrary
of; to
oppose
in
words;
to take issue with; to
gainsay;
to deny the truth of, as of a
statement
or a
speaker;
to
impugn..
Deliverance
::
Deliverance
(n.) Any fact or truth which is
decisively
attested
or
intuitively
known as a
psychological
or
philosophical
datum;
as, the
deliverance
of
consciousness..
Suppress
::
Suppress
(v. t.) To
retain
without
disclosure;
to
conceal;
not to
reveal;
to
prevent
publication
of; as, to
suppress
evidence;
to
suppress
a
pamphlet;
to
suppress
the
truth..
Profit
::
Profit
(n.) To be of
service
to; to be good to; to help on; to
benefit;
to
advantage;
to
avail;
to aid; as, truth
profits
all men..
Solidity
::
Solidity
(n.) Moral
firmness;
soundness;
strength;
validity;
truth;
certainty;
-- as
opposed
to
weakness
or
fallaciousness;
as, the
solidity
of
arguments
or
reasoning;
the
solidity
of
principles,
triuths,
or
opinions..
Wide
::
Wide
(superl.)
Far from
truth,
from
propriety,
from
necessity,
or the
like..
Soaproot
::
Soaproot
(n.) A
perennial
herb
(Gypsophila
Struthium)
the root of which is used in Spain as a
substitute
for soap.
Solidness
::
Solidness
(n.)
Soundness;
strength;
truth;
validity,
as of
arguments,
reasons,
principles,
and the
like..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Reliance
on the truth of
something
said or done;
belief;
faith;
trust;
confidence.
Lie
::
Lie (v. i.) To utter
falsehood
with an
intention
to
deceive;
to say or do that which is
intended
to
deceive
another,
when he a right to know the
truth,
or when
morality
requires
a just
representation..
Veridical
::
Veridical
(a.)
Truth-telling;
truthful;
veracious.
Discerner
::
Discerner
(n.) One who, or that
which,
discerns,
distinguishes,
perceives,
or
judges;
as, a
discerner
of
truth,
of right and
wrong..
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