trueness

• Nom désignant la qualité de ce qui est exact, fidèle ou correctement ajusté, ainsi que le caractère de ce qui est vrai ou authentique.

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

indénombrable

1. Conformity to realityC1formal

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

   Conformité à la réalité

   • 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.

   Synonymesaccuracycorrectnessexactnessfaithfulnessfidelityprecisiontruthfulnessveracity

   Antonymeserroneousnessfallacyfalsenessfalsityinaccuracyincorrectnessuntruthfulness

2. Loyalty or faithfulnessC1formal

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

   Loyauté, fidélité

   • 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.

   Synonymesallegianceconstancydevotionfaithfulnessfealtyfidelityloyaltysteadfastness

   Antonymesdisloyaltyfaithlessnessinfidelityperfidytreacheryunfaithfulness

3. Exactness of adjustmentC2formal

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

   Justesse d'ajustement

   • 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.

   Synonymesaccuracycorrectnessexactitudeexactnessprecision