veridical (Meaning)

Wordnet

veridical (s)

coinciding with reality

Webster

Truth-telling; truthful; veracious.

The witness provided a veridical account of the crime, recounting every detail with astonishing accuracy.
The author's veridical memoir chronicled his childhood experiences with vivid and emotional honesty.
The research study yielded veridical data, indicating that the results were true and reliable.
The psychic's veridical predictions left skeptics astounded, as they had seemingly foreseen future events.
The historian relied on veridical sources to ensure the authenticity of his historical account.
The documentary contained veridical footage of the war, capturing the raw and unfiltered reality of combat.
The journalist's veridical reporting exposed corruption and injustice, bringing light to hidden truths.
The veridical hallucinations experienced by the patient provided valuable insights into their subconscious mind.
The paranormal investigation team sought veridical evidence of ghostly activity, hoping to uncover the truth behind unexplained phenomena.
The veridicality of the witness's testimony was called into question, leading to a re-examination of the case.

coinciding with realityTruth-telling; truthful; veracious.

genuine,real, meticulous, careful, authoritative, accurate, realistic,bona fide, conscientious, true

loose, inaccurate, loose, corrupt, corrupt, false, inaccurate,false, untrue, inauthentic

The witness provided a veridical account of the crime, recounting every detail with astonishing accuracy.

The author's veridical memoir chronicled his childhood experiences with vivid and emotional honesty.

The research study yielded veridical data, indicating that the results were true and reliable.

The psychic's veridical predictions left skeptics astounded, as they had seemingly foreseen future events.