Pronunciation

/truːθ/

Definitions

Noun

• Truth: The state or fact of being in accordance with reality or fact; reality. Example: “The truth about their past finally came to light.”
• Truthfulness: The quality or state of being honest and truthful. Example: “Her honesty and truthfulness were greatly admired.”

Verb

• To discover, reveal, or assert the truth. Example: “We must seek the truth in every situation.”
• To be true to something (a principle, promise, or belief). Example: “He remained true to his word.”

Adjective

• True or genuine, not false or deceptive. Example: “A true friend will always have your back.”
• In conformity with facts or reality. Example: “The map accurately reflects the geographical truth.”

Adverb

• Honestly or correctly. Example: “He spoke the truth without any embellishment.”

Phrases

• “Speak the truth” means to tell the truth.
• “Seeking the truth” implies the process of trying to find out what is real or factual.
• “The truth will come out” suggests that the truth will eventually be revealed.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “His confession revealed the painful truth about their relationship.”
• Verb: “After much investigation, the police finally uncovered the truth behind the crime.”
• Adjective: “She wore a true smile, knowing she had done the right thing.”

Synonyms

• Reality
• Fact
• Honesty
• Integrity
• Candidness
• Veracity
• Factual correctness
• Straightforwardness