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truths
noun as in honesty, loyalty
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noun as in reality, validity
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Example Sentences
Robert Therrien, the Los Angeles sculptor whose monumental sculptures of everyday objects revealed hidden truths about the nature of memory, has died.
A third consecutive disappointing campaign would force USC to face some uncomfortable truths, some of which the school can’t afford to confront.
In all of these cases, two truths hold.
The film's director and screenwriter "seem convinced this is all very provocative, very new with its hard questions and subjective truths," noted the Hollywood Reporter's David Rooney.
We couldn’t even picture a future time when provable facts about our nation’s history would be rewritten to protect some of us from being offended by nasty truths.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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