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veritable

[ver-i-tuh-buhl] / ˈvɛr ɪ tə bəl /


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Ahead of Tuesday night, Scotland's limp beginning isn't so much food for thought for Clarke, it's a veritable feast, a banquet of things to fix, in tactics, in formation, in selection, in psychology.

From BBC

But Dek is the approximate size of a large human, a veritable runt in a race of beings that are typically between 7 and 8 feet tall.

From Salon

The election of a veritable communist as mayor of New York shows how shortsighted that is.

From The Wall Street Journal

A train car moving at high speed with the doors and windows closed is a violent psychopath’s dream—a veritable barrel full of unarmed, unsuspecting fish.

From The Wall Street Journal

The veritable pity party gnashes its teeth more and more as the months pass.

From Los Angeles Times