truthful (Meaning)

Wordnet

truthful (a)

expressing or given to expressing the truth

Wordnet

conforming to truth

Webster

Full of truth; veracious; reliable.

The reporter's truthful account of the incident was met with skepticism from some readers.
The politician's truthful words resonated with voters and earned him widespread support.
The witness's truthful testimony helped convict the accused perpetrator.
The journalist's truthful reporting on the controversial issue ignited a national debate.
The scientist's truthful research findings challenged long-held beliefs.
The student's truthful apology for his mistake was accepted by his teacher.
The salesperson's truthful description of the product led to a successful sale.
The couple's truthful communication strengthened their bond and trust.
The doctor's truthful diagnosis provided clarity to the patient's condition.
The child's truthful answer to the question revealed their innocence and honesty.

expressing or given to expressing the truth, conforming to truthFull of truth; veracious; reliable.

outspoken,honest, genuine, frank, true, forthright,reliable, conscientious, candid, veracious

false, untruthful, mendacious, fallacious,untruthful, untrue, unreliable, dishonest, false, mendacious

The reporter's truthful account of the incident was met with skepticism from some readers.

The politician's truthful words resonated with voters and earned him widespread support.

The witness's truthful testimony helped convict the accused perpetrator.

The journalist's truthful reporting on the controversial issue ignited a national debate.