truism in Greek
truism in Greek is κοινοτυπία — truism means a statement that is so obviously true it hardly needs saying.
truism in Greek
κοινοτυπία
Pronounced: koinotypia
What does "truism" mean?
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noun A statement that is so obviously true it hardly needs saying.
"It is a truism that the site of stations is conditioned by history and geography, but Dover Marine especially owes its fascinating and unusual layout to these two factors."
- noun An idea or phrase that has been said so often it has become boring.
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truism in a sentence
- It is a truism that the site of stations is conditioned by history and geography, but Dover Marine especially owes its fascinating and unusual layout to these two factors.
- It is a truism that the people who attend a rally for President Trump more than two years before he’s on the ballot again are generally strong supporters of President Trump.
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What is "truism" in Greek?
"truism" in Greek is κοινοτυπία. truism means: A statement that is so obviously true it hardly needs saying.
How do you pronounce κοινοτυπία?
"truism" in Greek is κοινοτυπία, pronounced "koinotypia".
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