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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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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..
Truth
::
Truth (n.) The
quality
or being true; as: -- (a)
Conformity
to fact or
reality;
exact
accordance
with that which is, or has been; or shall be..
Transcendency
::
Transcendency
()
Elevation
above
truth;
exaggeration.
Wisdom
::
Wisdom
(a.) The
results
of wise
judgments;
scientific
or
practical
truth;
acquired
knowledge;
erudition.
Compass
::
Compass
(n.)
Moderate
bounds,
limits
of
truth;
moderation;
due
limits;
-- used with
within..
Apophthegm
::
Apophthegm
(n.) A
short,
pithy,
and
instructive
saying;
a terse
remark,
conveying
some
important
truth;
a
sententious
precept
or
maxim..
Suspect
::
Suspect
(v. t.) To hold to be
uncertain;
to
doubt;
to
mistrust;
to
distruct;
as, to
suspect
the truth of a
story..
Intuition
::
Intuition
(n.) Any
object
or truth
discerned
by
direct
cognition;
especially,
a first or
primary
truth..
Believe
::
Believe
(v. i.) To have a firm
persuasion,
esp. of the
truths
of
religion;
to have a
persuasion
approaching
to
certainty;
to
exercise
belief
or
faith..
Semifable
::
Semifable
(n.) That which is part fable and part
truth;
a
mixture
of truth and
fable.
Winnew
::
Winnew
(n.) To sift, as for the
purpose
of
separating
falsehood
from
truth;
to
separate,
as had from
good..
Contradiction
::
Contradiction
(n.) An
assertion
of the
contrary
to what has been said or
affirmed;
denial
of the truth of a
statement
or
assertion;
contrary
declaration;
gainsaying.
Voucher
::
Voucher
(n.) A book,
paper,
or
document
which
serves
to vouch the truth of
accounts,
or to
confirm
and
establish
facts of any kind; also, any
acquittance
or
receipt
showing
the
payment
of a debt; as, the
merchant's
books are his
vouchers
for the
correctness
of his
accounts;
notes,
bonds,
receipts,
and other
writings,
are used as
vouchers
in
proving
facts..
Symbolism
::
Symbolism
(n.) The act of
symbolizing,
or the state of being
symbolized;
as,
symbolism
in
Christian
art is the
representation
of
truth,
virtues,
vices,
etc., by
emblematic
colors,
signs,
and
forms..
Actually
::
Actually
(adv.)
In act or in fact;
really;
in
truth;
positively.
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) The act of
convincing
of
error,
or of
compelling
the
admission
of a
truth;
confutation..
Truly
::
Truly
(adv.)
In fact; in deed; in
reality;
in
truth.
Lie
::
Lie (n.) A
fiction;
a
fable;
an
untruth.
Seeming
::
Seeming
(a.)
Having
a
semblance,
whether
with or
without
reality;
apparent;
specious;
befitting;
as,
seeming
friendship;
seeming
truth..
Rheae
::
Rheae (n. pl.) A
suborder
of
struthious
birds
including
the
rheas.
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