trueness

[troon-ness]

trueness Definition

• 1. the quality or state of being true
• 2. accuracy or correctness

Using trueness: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "trueness" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The trueness of his statement was confirmed by the evidence presented in court.

• Example

  The trueness of the measurements was verified by a third party.

• Example

  The trueness of her intentions was questioned by some members of the team.

trueness Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for trueness

• truthfulness
• accuracy
• correctness

Antonyms for trueness

• falseness
• inaccuracy
• incorrectness

Phrases with trueness

• true to life

  realistic or accurate, resembling real life

  Example

  The movie's depiction of the war was true to life.

• true to form

  behaving in a way that is typical or expected

  Example

  True to form, he arrived late to the meeting.

• true colors

  someone's real character or intentions, often hidden until a critical moment

  Example

  It wasn't until he was put under pressure that his true colors were revealed.

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Summary: trueness in Brief

Trueness [troon-ness] refers to the quality or state of being true, accurate, or correct. It can be applied to statements, measurements, or intentions, as in 'The trueness of his statement was confirmed by the evidence presented in court.' Trueness extends into phrases like 'true to life,' indicating realism, and 'true to form,' denoting typical behavior.