veritas (Meaning)

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veritas (n.)

The Bureau Veritas. See under Bureau.

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Veritas, Latin for "truth," is a fundamental principle in philosophy and science.
The pursuit of veritas drives researchers to uncover hidden knowledge.
In a court of law, the search for veritas is paramount to ensure justice prevails.
The motto "Veritas vincit" reminds us that truth ultimately triumphs over falsehood.
Universities strive to foster a culture of veritas where students can freely explore and debate ideas.
A scientist's unwavering commitment to veritas ensures the accuracy and integrity of their findings.
Veritas is not always easy to find, but it is essential for making informed decisions.
The principle of veritas requires us to question assumptions and seek evidence to support our beliefs.
Transparency and accountability are pillars of veritas in business and government.
In a world filled with deception, the pursuit of veritas is a beacon of hope and a guarantor of progress.

The Bureau Veritas. See under Bureau.

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Veritas, Latin for "truth," is a fundamental principle in philosophy and science.

The pursuit of veritas drives researchers to uncover hidden knowledge.

In a court of law, the search for veritas is paramount to ensure justice prevails.

The motto "Veritas vincit" reminds us that truth ultimately triumphs over falsehood.