trueness

• Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser fiel a la realidad o a un estándar, de estar correctamente ajustado o alineado, o de ser genuino y auténtico.

A noun referring to the quality of being accurate, loyal, or precisely adjusted.

incontable

1. Conformity to realityC1formal

   The quality of being accurate or consistent with facts or reality.

   conformidad con la realidad

   • The trueness of his statement was confirmed by the evidence.
   • Philosophers have long debated the trueness of our perceptions.
   • The trueness of the historical account was verified by multiple sources.

   Sinónimosaccuracycorrectnessexactnessfaithfulnessfidelityprecisiontruthfulnessveracity

   Antónimoserroneousnessfallacyfalsenessfalsityinaccuracyincorrectnessuntruthfulness

2. Loyalty or faithfulnessC1formal

   The quality of being loyal, faithful, or steadfast in allegiance.

   Lealtad o fidelidad

   • Her trueness to her friends was admired by everyone.
   • The knight's trueness to his king was unwavering.
   • Trueness in a relationship is built on trust and honesty.

   Sinónimosallegianceconstancydevotionfaithfulnessfealtyfidelityloyaltysteadfastness

   Antónimosdisloyaltyfaithlessnessinfidelityperfidytreacheryunfaithfulness

3. Exactness of adjustmentC2formal

   The quality of being precisely aligned, adjusted, or fitted.

   Exactitud de ajuste

   • The trueness of the machine's calibration is critical for accuracy.
   • Carpenters check the trueness of a level before using it.
   • The trueness of the wheel alignment affects the car's handling.

   Sinónimosaccuracycorrectnessexactitudeexactnessprecision