truthful

English

Etymology

From truth +‎ -ful.

Pronunciation

• enPR: trōōth′fl, IPA^(key): /ˈtɹuːθ.f(ə)l/

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Adjective

truthful (comparative more truthful, superlative most truthful)

1. Honest, and always telling the truth.
2. Accurately depicting what is real.

Antonyms

• untruthful

Translations

honest, and always telling the truth

• Czech: pravdomluvný (cs) m
• Finnish: rehellinen (fi)
• French: sincère (fr) m or f
• German: wahrheitsliebend
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• Italian: sincero (it)
• Latin: vērax, vēridicus
• Russian: правди́вый (ru) (pravdívyj)
• Spanish: veraz (es)

accurately depicting what is real

• Czech: pravdivý (cs)
• Finnish: totuudenmukainen (fi)
• German: wahrheitsgemäß (de), wahrheitsgetreu
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• Italian: realista (it)
• Russian: правди́вый (ru) (pravdívyj)
• Spanish: fiel (es)

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• Cebuano: ^{(please verify)} matinod-anon
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• Romanian: ^{(please verify)} onest (ro), ^{(please verify)} corect (ro)