truisms (Meaning)
truisms
one too obvious for mention, an undoubted or self-evident truth, an obvious truth
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truisms Sentence Examples
- Truisms like "time flies" seem banal but contain timeless wisdom.
- It's a truism that success comes with hard work and dedication.
- The truism that "money can't buy happiness" is often repeated but rarely internalized.
- The truisms recited by motivational speakers can sometimes fall flat.
- While truisms often seem self-evident, their relevance can be profound.
- The human condition is full of truisms that we can both appreciate and lament.
- The truism that "love is blind" is a romantic ideal that can lead to problems in reality.
- It's a truism that everyone has a unique perspective, yet we often struggle to truly listen to others.
- The truisms we learn as children can sometimes limit our imagination in adulthood.
- Questioning truisms can lead to new insights and a deeper understanding of the world.
FAQs About the word truisms
one too obvious for mention, an undoubted or self-evident truth, an obvious truth
tropes,cliches, commonplaces, sayings, platitudes, clichés, shibboleths, generalizations, homilies, groaners
profundities,,
Truisms like "time flies" seem banal but contain timeless wisdom.
It's a truism that success comes with hard work and dedication.
The truism that "money can't buy happiness" is often repeated but rarely internalized.
The truisms recited by motivational speakers can sometimes fall flat.
