veracity — conformity to facts; accuracy and truthfulness
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: conformity to facts; accuracy and truthfulness
Pronunciation (IPA): /vəˈræsəti/
Korean meaning: 사실과의 일치; 정확성과 진실성
Korean pronunciation: 버**래**서티
Example Sentences
- The detective questioned the veracity of the suspect's alibi when he claimed he was at three different places simultaneously.
- Journalists must always verify the veracity of their sources before publishing.
- The veracity of her excuse about being late due to alien abduction was highly questionable.
veracity
NOUN//vəˈræsəti//
conformity to facts; accuracy and truthfulness
A journalist confirms the veracity of her sources through careful fact-checking
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Origin
From Latin 'verax' meaning 'truthful' or 'true,' derived from 'verus' meaning 'true.' The suffix '-ity' converts the adjective into a noun denoting the quality or state of being truthful.
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“The detective questioned the veracity of the suspect's alibi when he claimed he was at three different places simultaneously.”
“Journalists must always verify the veracity of their sources before publishing.”
“The veracity of her excuse about being late due to alien abduction was highly questionable.”
“Historical documents must be examined for their veracity before being used as evidence.”
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