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Definition of truth
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Truth (n.)
Righteousness;
true
religion.
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Verity
::
Verity
(n.) The
quality
or state of being true, or real;
consonance
of a
statement,
proposition,
or other
thing,
with fact;
truth;
reality..
Faith
::
Faith (n.) The
assent
of the mind to the
statement
or
proposition
of
another,
on the
ground
of the
manifest
truth of what he
utters;
firm and
earnest
belief,
on
probable
evidence
of any kind,
especially
in
regard
to
important
moral
truth..
Strutter
::
Struthious
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to the
Struthiones,
or
Ostrich
tribe..
Credit
::
Credit
(n.)
Reliance
on the truth of
something
said or done;
belief;
faith;
trust;
confidence.
Solidness
::
Solidness
(n.)
Soundness;
strength;
truth;
validity,
as of
arguments,
reasons,
principles,
and the
like..
Truage
::
Truage
(n.) A
pledge
of truth or peace made on
payment
of a tax.
Exaggerated
::
Exaggerated
(a.)
Enlarged
beyond
bounds
or the
truth.
Right
::
Right (a.) A true
statement;
freedom
from error of
falsehood;
adherence
to truth or fact.
Power
::
Power (n.)
Ability,
regarded
as put forth or
exerted;
strength,
force,
or
energy
in
action;
as, the power of steam in
moving
an
engine;
the power of
truth,
or of
argument,
in
producing
conviction;
the power of
enthusiasm..
Inspiration
::
Inspiration
(n.) A
supernatural
divine
influence
on the
prophets,
apostles,
or
sacred
writers,
by which they were
qualified
to
communicate
moral or
religious
truth with
authority;
a
supernatural
influence
which
qualifies
men to
receive
and
communicate
divine
truth;
also, the truth
communicated..
Whereas
::
Whereas
(conj.)
When in fact; while on the
contrary;
the case being in truth that;
although;
--
implying
opposition
to
something
that
precedes;
or
implying
recognition
of
facts,
sometimes
followed
by a
different
statement,
and
sometimes
by
inferences
or
something
consequent..
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..
False
::
False (a.) To
mislead
by want of
truth;
to
deceive.
Rumor
::
Rumor (n.) A
current
story
passing
from one
person
to
another,
without
any known
authority
for its
truth;
-- in this sense often
personified..
Veritable
::
Veritable
(a.)
Agreeable
to truth or to fact;
actual;
real; true;
genuine.
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..
Elicit
::
Elicit
(v. t.) To draw out or
entice
forth;
to bring to
light;
to bring out
against
the will; to
deduce
by
reason
or
argument;
as, to
elicit
truth by
discussion..
Truth
::
Truth (n.) That which is true or
certain
concerning
any
matter
or
subject,
or
generally
on all
subjects;
real state of
things;
fact;
verity;
reality..
Guess
::
Guess (n.) An
opinion
as to
anything,
formed
without
sufficient
or
decisive
evidence
or
grounds;
an
attempt
to hit upon the truth by a
random
judgment;
a
conjecture;
a
surmise..
Biblicist
::
Biblicist
(n.) One
skilled
in the
knowledge
of the
Bible;
a
demonstrator
of
religious
truth by the
Scriptures.
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