Verity is a noun that refers to the quality or state of being true, accurate, or genuine. It can also refer to something that is considered as an indisputable fact or truth. In other words, verity means reality, truthfulness, or authenticity.
Usage examples
The verity of the claim was confirmed by several witnesses.
The study sought to establish the verity of the new scientific theory.
The prosecutor presented evidence to prove the verity of the defendant's guilt.
The verity of the historical event was questioned by some scholars.
The reporter ensured the verity of the information before publishing the article.
The verity of the product's effectiveness was supported by numerous positive reviews.
The verity of the witness's testimony was called into question during cross-examination.
The scientist conducted experiments to determine the verity of the hypothesis.
The verity of the company's financial statements was audited by an independent firm.
The verity of the witness's memory was challenged due to inconsistencies in their statements.
Our inventory consists of wide verity of vehicles to cater every driver on the road. (edmunds.com)
«it was nevertheless a staggering achievement which was firmly rooted in sport's eternal verities of desire, spirit, honest effort, sound organisation and inspired light touch leadership, albeit liberally sprinkled with the magic dust of goals, guile and superhuman endeavour as supplied by the outstanding triumvirate of, respectively, Vardy, Mahrez and Kante» so we lack all of these stuffs in our team that's why we win nothing, so you have answers but you are just being deluded. (justarsenal.com)
There are definitive sides in Verity, and August and Kate are on opposite ones, until chance throws them together and sends them down a startling path. (booklistonline.com)