veritable Sentence Examples
- The storm unleashed a veritable torrent of rain upon the hapless town.
- She possessed a veritable encyclopedia of knowledge, astonishing all who encountered her.
- The museum's collection boasted a veritable treasure trove of ancient artifacts.
- His laughter reverberated through the room like a veritable symphony.
- The child's curiosity was a veritable sponge, absorbing knowledge at an astounding rate.
- The politician's speech was a veritable masterpiece of rhetoric, captivating the audience.
- The concert hall was a veritable beehive of activity as musicians prepared for the performance.
- The scientist's breakthrough was a veritable revolution in the field, forever changing the way we understood the universe.
- The aroma of freshly baked bread filled the air, creating a veritable symphony of scents.
- The battle was a veritable maelstrom of violence and chaos, leaving a trail of destruction in its wake.
veritable Meaning
veritable (s)
often used as intensifiers
not counterfeit or copied
veritable (a.)
Agreeable to truth or to fact; actual; real; true; genuine.
Synonyms & Antonyms of veritable
Synonyms:
- rank
- crashing
- blooming
- blank
- unremitting
- extreme
- fair
- inveterate
- unalloyed
- categorical
- outright
- flat-out
- simple
- bodacious
- clean
- stone
- eternal
- habitual
- plumb
- unqualified
- flat
- all-out
- thorough
- main
- undying
- huge
- arrant
- stark
- straight-out
- categoric
- dreadful
- unrestricted
- unconditional
- out-and-out
- dead
- profound
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- terrible
- frightful
- superlative
- surpassing
- extraordinary
- confirmed
- terrific
- hopeless
- horrible
- supreme
Antonyms:
No weak antonyms found.
FAQs About the word veritable
often used as intensifiers, not counterfeit or copiedAgreeable to truth or to fact; actual; real; true; genuine.
consummate, authentic, regular, unadulterated, complete, endless, very, perpetual, genuine, damn
doubtful, qualified, dubious,uncertain, questionable, questionable, qualified, restricted, doubtful, uncertain
The storm unleashed a veritable torrent of rain upon the hapless town.
She possessed a veritable encyclopedia of knowledge, astonishing all who encountered her.
The museum's collection boasted a veritable treasure trove of ancient artifacts.
His laughter reverberated through the room like a veritable symphony.
