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I can vouch for her veracity.veracity = truthfulness
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But no one ever doubted the veracity of any story about Baba. (source)
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By the time they arrived at a wide expanse of boulders, Tommy was becoming convinced, perhaps not in the veracity of Mack's wild story, but that they were surely following a carefully marked trail—one that could possibly have been left by Missy's killer. (source)
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Nobody questioned the veracity of the story, at least not publicly. (source)
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I'm not disputing the truth or veracity of that note of yours. (source)
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The peddler had certainly spoken the truth when he declared that the dye wouldn't wash off, however his veracity might be impeached in other respects. (source)
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The veracity of this and other reports of relatively recent Ruess sightings, needless to say, is extremely suspect.† (source)veracity = truthfulness
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I have now told the singular, but veracious story of the Opera ghost.† (source)
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My Lord Dives's remains are in the family vault: the statuaries are cutting an inscription veraciously commemorating his virtues, and the sorrows of his heir, who is disposing of his goods.† (source)
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Nature has her language, and she is not unveracious; but we don't know all the intricacies of her syntax just yet, and in a hasty reading we may happen to extract the very opposite of her real meaning.† (source)unveracious = not true
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Lilly said she couldn't comment on the veracity of that statement since she'd never met my grandmother.† (source)veracity = truthfulness
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My Lord Gaunt married, as every person who frequents the Peerage knows, the Lady Blanche Thistlewood, a daughter of the noble house of Bareacres, before mentioned in this veracious history.† (source)
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A convenient distortion, and the least of my offenses against veracity.† (source)
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Some of these fables, to my shame be it spoken, might possibly be traced back to my own veracious self; and if any passages of the present tale should startle the reader's faith, I must be content to bear the stigma of a fiction monger.† (source)
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The truth detector indicates her veracity in her statements.† (source)
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I leave the gall, and go for the sweet fruits Promised to me by the veracious Leader; But to the centre first I needs must plunge.† (source)
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