truthful in Latin
truthful in Latin is vērax, vēridicus — truthful means honest and inclined to tell the truth.
truthful in Latin
vērax
Honest, and always telling the truth.
vēridicus
Honest, and always telling the truth.
What does "truthful" mean?
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adj Honest and inclined to tell the truth.
"Mr. Musk was not being truthful, Mr. Rubio said. What about the more than 1,500 State Department officials who took early retirement in buyouts?"
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truthful in a sentence
- Mr. Musk was not being truthful, Mr. Rubio said. What about the more than 1,500 State Department officials who took early retirement in buyouts?
- Children are often more truthful than adults when someone asks them a direct question.
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What is "truthful" in Latin?
"truthful" in Latin is vērax, vēridicus. truthful means: Honest and inclined to tell the truth.
How do you use "truthful" in a sentence?
Example: "Children are often more truthful than adults when someone asks them a direct question." In Latin, "truthful" is vērax, vēridicus.
Are there other ways to say "truthful" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "truthful": vērax, vēridicus.
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