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Noun
Example: “It is important to tell the truth.”
Synonyms: fact, reality
Antonyms: lie, falsehood
Example: “This theory begins with a simple axiom.”
Synonyms: principle, truth
Antonyms: contradiction
Example: “She has strong academic credentials.”
Synonyms: qualification, certificate
Antonyms: disqualification, inadequacy
Example: “Her career is a testament to hard work.”
Synonyms: proof, evidence
Antonyms: disproof, denial
Verb
Example: “Please lie down and rest.”
Synonyms: rest, falsehood
Antonyms: stand, truth
Adverb
Example: “I am truly sorry for the delay.”
Synonyms: really, honestly
Antonyms: falsely
Example: “The magician showed us a clever trick.”
Synonyms: move, deception
Antonyms: truth
Example: “I heard a rumor about a new teacher.”
Synonyms: gossip
Antonyms: fact
Adjective
Example: “It was brave of her to speak the truth.”
Synonyms: courageous
Antonyms: cowardly
Example: “Please tell me the truth.”
Synonyms: say, inform
Antonyms: hide
Example: “The story turned out to be a complete fabrication.”
Synonyms: invention, falsehood
Antonyms: truth, fact
Example: “The mood shifted imperceptibly as the truth emerged.”
Synonyms: subtly
Antonyms: noticeably
Example: “It’s hypocritical to demand honesty while hiding the truth.”
Synonyms: two-faced
Antonyms: sincere
Example: “It’s a moral responsibility to tell the truth.”
Synonyms: ethical
Antonyms: immoral
Example: “What is the exact time?”
Synonyms: precise
Antonyms: approximate
Example: “It is indeed a good idea.”
Synonyms: truly
Example: “The novel achieved remarkable verisimilitude.”
Synonyms: authenticity
Antonyms: implausibility
Example: “Do you have proof?”
Synonyms: evidence
Antonyms: disproof
Example: “The argument is based on a fallacy.”
Synonyms: misconception, error
Example: “She convinced them to change plans.”
Synonyms: persuade, influence
Antonyms: doubt
Example: “I believe him.”
Synonyms: trust, think
Example: “The information is incorrect.”
Synonyms: wrong
Antonyms: correct
Example: “Your answer is correct.”
Synonyms: right
Antonyms: incorrect
Example: “She gave a candid assessment of the risks.”
/prɪˈsaɪs/
Example: “Be precise when you describe the issue.”
Synonyms: meticulous, dead, fine
Antonyms: imprecise
/ˈvælɪd/
Example: “Your argument is valid.”
Synonyms: sound, legitimate, logical
Antonyms: invalid
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