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veracity

 

Definitions from WordNet

Noun veracity has 1 sense
  1. veracity - unwillingness to tell lies
    --1 is a kind of
    truthfulness
    Antonyms: mendacity

Definitions from the Web

Veracity

Description:

The term "veracity" refers to the quality or state of being truthful, accurate, or honest. It encompasses the concept of being reliable and trustworthy in conveying information or facts.

Part of Speech:

Noun

Senses:

  1. Truthfulness or Accuracy:

    The quality or characteristic of being truthful or accurate in statements, facts, or information.

    Example Sentence: "Her reputation for veracity made her a sought-after source of information."

  2. Habitual Truthfulness:

    The quality of consistently telling the truth and being honest.

    Example Sentence: "The jury doubted the witness's veracity as he had been caught lying in previous testimonies."

  3. Conformity to Facts:

    The degree to which something aligns with factual reality or the extent to which it can be proven true.

    Example Sentence: "Scientists rigorously analyze data to ensure the veracity of their research findings."

Usages:

Veracity has both popular and local usages depending on the context.

Popular Usages:

The term "veracity" is often used in various domains such as journalism, academic research, legal proceedings, and everyday conversations to emphasize the importance of truth, accuracy, and honesty.

Local Usages:

In certain cultures or regions, "veracity" might hold specific connotations or localized meanings.

Please refer to region-specific dictionaries or linguistic resources for detailed information.

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