verisimilitude in Latin
verisimilitude in Latin is verisimilitudo — verisimilitude means the quality of appearing real or true to life.
verisimilitude in Latin
verisimilitudo
The property of seeming true, of resembling reality; resemblance to reality.
What does "verisimilitude" mean?
- noun The quality of appearing real or true to life.
- noun A claim that looks true but may not really be so.
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noun The way a piece of work stays consistent with its own internal logic.
"On July 12, Madame filed suit for divorce, naming one Jane McManus as his principal mistress. Other adulteries were noted in the interest of verisimilitude."
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verisimilitude in a sentence
- On July 12, Madame filed suit for divorce, naming one Jane McManus as his principal mistress. Other adulteries were noted in the interest of verisimilitude.
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What is "verisimilitude" in Latin?
"verisimilitude" in Latin is verisimilitudo. verisimilitude means: The quality of appearing real or true to life.
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