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verity

/ˈver.ə.ti/

Traduction: Nom désignant une vérité fondamentale, un principe ou un fait considéré comme universellement vrai ou durable.

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noun

/ˈver.ə.ti/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une vérité fondamentale, un principe ou un fait considéré comme universellement vrai ou durable.

A noun referring to a fundamental truth, principle, or fact that is considered to be universally valid or enduring.

  1. Conformity to realityC1formal

    The quality of being true, accurate, or in accordance with fact or reality.

    frConformité à la réalité

    • The verity of his statement was confirmed by the evidence.
    • Philosophers have long debated the nature of verity.
    • She questioned the verity of the historical account.

    Synonymesaccuracyactualitycorrectnessfactualityrealitytruthtruthfulnessveracity

    Antonymesfabricationfalsehoodfalsityfictionuntruth

  2. Enduring truthC2formal

    A fundamental, timeless, or universal truth, especially of a moral, ethical, or aesthetic nature.

    frVérité fondamentale

    • The ancient text explores the verities of justice and mercy.
    • Art often seeks to express a deeper verity about the human condition.
    • He dedicated his life to the pursuit of spiritual verities.

    Synonymesaxiommaximpreceptprincipletenettruth

    Antonymesfalsehoodfalsitylieuntruth

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  • verities plural form
  • verities' possessive plural form
  • verity's possessive singular form
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