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truth
noun as in reality, validity
Strongest matches
accuracy, authenticity, certainty, fact, legitimacy, principle, truthfulness, veracity
Strong matches
actuality, axiom, case, correctness, dope, exactitude, exactness, facts, factuality, factualness, genuineness, gospel, infallibility, maxim, nitty-gritty, perfection, picture, precision, rectitude, rightness, scoop, score, trueness, truism, verisimilitude, verity
Weak matches
factualism, gospel truth, honest truth, inside track, naked truth, plain talk, unvarnished truth, whole story
noun as in honesty, loyalty
Strongest matches
authenticity, faith, integrity, realism, revelation, sincerity
Strong matches
candor, constancy, dedication, devotion, dutifulness, faithfulness, fidelity, frankness, openness, uprightness, verity
Weak match
Example Sentences
Sheen, who has been sober for eight years, told People he decided to be vulnerable about his past because he wants to own his truth and his stories.
The truth is probably a bit of both, with England often working to break through a packed defence, using a patient approach to find space and opportunities.
There was an element of truth to the gag Carlos Alcaraz made as he clutched his latest Grand Slam trophy.
He calmly thanked police who "brought to light the truth of what happened to three good people" and the lawyers who tried the case for their "hard work and perseverance".
"A lot of gang members have legal status here, and there's also a number of local boys involved. Blaming it all on Haitians is not a good representation of the truth."
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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