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Definition of verity
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Verity
(n.) That which is true; a true
assertion
or
tenet;
a
truth;
a
reality.
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Tutor
::
Tutor (v. t.) To play the tutor
toward;
to treat with
authority
or
severity.
Austerity
::
Austerity
(n.)
Severity
of
manners
or life;
extreme
rigor or
strictness;
harsh
discipline.
Tyranny
::
Tyranny
(n.)
Severity;
rigor;
inclemency.
Lash
::
Lash (v. t.) To
scold;
to
berate;
to
satirize;
to
censure
with
severity;
as, to lash
vice..
Acerbity
::
Acerbity
(n.)
Harshness,
bitterness,
or
severity;
as,
acerbity
of
temper,
of
language,
of
pain..
Oppressor
::
Oppressor
(n.) One who
oppresses;
one who
imposes
unjust
burdens
on
others;
one who
harasses
others
with
unjust
laws or
unreasonable
severity.
Austereness
::
Austereness
(n.)
Severity;
strictness;
austerity.
Stern
::
Stern
(superl.)
Having
a
certain
hardness
or
severity
of
nature,
manner,
or
aspect;
hard;
severe;
rigid;
rigorous;
austere;
fixed;
unchanging;
unrelenting;
hence,
serious;
resolute;
harsh;
as, a
sternresolve;
a stern
necessity;
a stern
heart;
a stern gaze; a stern
decree..
Black Monday
::
Black
Monday
()
Easter
Monday,
so
called
from the
severity
of that day in 1360, which was so
unusual
that many of
Edward
III.'s
soldiers,
then
before
Paris,
died from the
cold..
Toleration
::
Toleration
(n.)
Hence,
freedom
from
bigotry
and
severity
in
judgment
of the
opinions
or
belief
of
others,
especially
in
respect
to
religious
matters..
Allay
::
Allay (v. t.) To
alleviate;
to
abate;
to
mitigate;
as, to allay the
severity
of
affliction
or the
bitterness
of
adversity..
Rigor
::
Rigor (n.)
Severity
of
climate
or
season;
inclemency;
as, the rigor of the
storm;
the
rigors
of
winter..
Frost
::
Frost (v. i.)
Coldness
or
insensibility;
severity
or
rigidity
of
character.
Intemperateness
::
Intemperateness
(n.)
Severity
of
weather;
inclemency.
Causticily
::
Causticily
(n.)
Severity
of
language;
sarcasm;
as, the
causticity
of a reply or
remark..
Screw
::
Screw (n.) An
instructor
who
examines
with great or
unnecessary
severity;
also, a
searching
or
strict
examination
of a
student
by an
instructor..
Lenity
::
Lenity
(n.) The state or
quality
of being
lenient;
mildness
of
temper
or
disposition;
gentleness
of
treatment;
softness;
tenderness;
clemency;
--
opposed
to
severity
and
rigor.
Horror
::
Horror
(n.) A
shaking,
shivering,
or
shuddering,
as in the cold fit which
precedes
a
fever;
in old
medical
writings,
a chill of less
severity
than a
rigor,
and more
marked
than an
algor..
Severity
::
Severity
(n.) The
quality
or power of
distressing
or
paining;
extreme
degree;
extremity;
intensity;
inclemency;
as, the
severity
of pain or
anguish;
the
severity
of cold or heat; the
severity
of the
winter..
Mordacity
::
Mordacity
(n.) The
quality
of being
mordacious;
biting
severity,
or
sarcastic
quality..
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