veraciously (Meaning)

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veraciously (adv.)

In a veracious manner.

The journalist veraciously reported the events of the day without bias or embellishment.
The witness testified veraciously, giving an accurate account of what they had seen and heard.
The historian relied on veracious sources to ensure the accuracy of their research.
The scientist presented the results of their experiment veraciously, acknowledging both successes and failures.
The biographer veraciously depicted the life and legacy of their subject, capturing both strengths and weaknesses.
The detective veraciously followed every lead, determined to uncover the truth behind the crime.
The traveler chronicled their experiences veraciously, sharing both the joys and challenges of their journey.
The teacher veraciously explained the concept to their students, ensuring that they understood it fully.
The artist veraciously portrayed the world around them, capturing both its beauty and its imperfections.
The lawyer veraciously defended their client, presenting all available evidence to prove their innocence.

In a veracious manner.

inconsiderately, rudely, sharply, tactlessly,truthfully, impolitely, curtly, frankly, plainly, unreservedly

mendaciously, courteously, verbosely, courteously, verbosely, tactfully, diplomatically, civilly, mendaciously, tactfully

The journalist veraciously reported the events of the day without bias or embellishment.

The witness testified veraciously, giving an accurate account of what they had seen and heard.

The historian relied on veracious sources to ensure the accuracy of their research.

The scientist presented the results of their experiment veraciously, acknowledging both successes and failures.