veracious Antonyms
Strongest:
- untruthful
- unbelievable
- unreliable
- dishonest
- fallacious
- unreliable
- untrue
- lying
- untruthful
- mendacious
- unscrupulous
- lying
- dishonest
- false
- unscrupulous
- fallacious
- false
- mendacious
- unbelievable
- untrue
Strong:
- deceitful
- hypocritical
- artful
- untrustworthy
- undependable
- duplicitous
- wily
- evasive
- duplicitous
- fibbing
- wily
- sly
- deceptive
- sly
- evasive
- treacherous
- pretending
- fibbing
- undependable
- pretending
- deceptive
- insincere
- deceitful
- hypocritical
- treacherous
- prevaricating
- artful
- untrustworthy
- insincere
- prevaricating
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- frank
- earnest
- genuine
- plain
- true
- direct
- candid
- credible
- conscientious
- unaffected
- forthcoming
- forthright
Weak:
Meaning of veracious
veracious (s)
habitually speaking the truth
precisely accurate
veracious (a.)
Observant of truth; habitually speaking truth; truthful; as, veracious historian.
Characterized by truth; not false; as, a veracious account or narrative.
veracious Sentence Examples
- The veracious witness provided a detailed and accurate account of the incident.
- Ethan's veracious nature made him a trusted source of information.
- The veracity of the documents was confirmed by multiple independent sources.
- Her veracious portrayal of the events captured the emotions of the audience.
- The veracious historian painstakingly researched and presented a comprehensive account of the past.
- The candidate's veracious answers during the interview impressed the hiring manager.
- The journalist was determined to report the veracious facts without any bias.
- The veracious data analysis revealed significant trends and patterns in consumer behavior.
- The veracious medical report provided a clear diagnosis and treatment plan.
- Veracity is an essential virtue in any profession that requires honesty and integrity.
FAQs About the word veracious
habitually speaking the truth, precisely accurateObservant of truth; habitually speaking truth; truthful; as, veracious historian., Characterized by truth; not
honest, truthful, outspoken, reliable, frank, earnest, genuine, plain, true, direct
untruthful, unbelievable, unreliable, dishonest, fallacious, unreliable, untrue, lying, untruthful, mendacious
The veracious witness provided a detailed and accurate account of the incident.
Ethan's veracious nature made him a trusted source of information.
The veracity of the documents was confirmed by multiple independent sources.
Her veracious portrayal of the events captured the emotions of the audience.
