furacity (Meaning)
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furacity (n.)
Addictedness to theft; thievishness.
Synonyms & Antonyms of furacity
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furacity Sentence Examples
- The veracity of their claims was questionable, leaving us skeptical of their authenticity.
- The historian had to carefully assess the veracity of the historical documents before forming conclusions.
- In the midst of the pandemonium, it was difficult to discern the veracity of the rumors circulating.
- The interrogation revealed the furtive nature of their actions, casting doubt on their intentions.
- The politician's furtive glances toward his advisor hinted at some hidden agenda.
- The company's furtive financial dealings raised suspicions of illegal activities.
- The detective's furtive search for clues revealed a hidden piece of evidence that cracked open the case.
- The witness's furtive behavior suggested that they were hiding something.
- The spy's furtive mission involved infiltrating the enemy base without detection.
- The thief's furtive movements allowed them to evade the police and escape with the stolen goods.
FAQs About the word furacity
Addictedness to theft; thievishness.
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No antonyms found.
The veracity of their claims was questionable, leaving us skeptical of their authenticity.
The historian had to carefully assess the veracity of the historical documents before forming conclusions.
In the midst of the pandemonium, it was difficult to discern the veracity of the rumors circulating.
The interrogation revealed the furtive nature of their actions, casting doubt on their intentions.
