true statement
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Definition
Noun: A statement that accurately represents reality or fact; a proposition that corresponds with the actual state of affairs. It is the opposite of a false statement.
Usage
A "true statement" is a factual assertion. It is used to describe a claim, declaration, or piece of information that is correct and verifiable.
Examples
- The witness was asked to provide a of the events.
- "Water boils at 100 degrees Celsius at sea level" is a .
- In mathematics, "2 + 2 = 4" is considered a .
Advanced Usage
- Logical and Philosophical Context: In logic and philosophy, a "true statement" is often discussed in terms of truth conditions and correspondence theory, examining what makes a proposition true.
- Philosophers debate what constitutes a true statement about moral values.
Variants and Related Words
- Truth (n): The quality or state of being in accordance with fact or reality. Often used interchangeably with "true statement" in general contexts.
- He told the truth.
- Fact (n): A thing that is known or proved to be true. A "fact" is often the basis for a "true statement."
- It is a fact that the Earth orbits the Sun.
Synonyms
- Factual statement
- Correct assertion
- Veracious declaration
Antonyms
- False statement
- Lie
- Untruth
Related Phrases
- To make a true statement: To utter or declare something that is factually correct.
- The scientist made a true statement about the climate data.
- Statement of truth: A formal declaration, often in a legal document, affirming that the contents are true.
- The affidavit included a statement of truth signed by the defendant.
Noun
- a true statement
- he told the truth
- he thought of answering with the truth but he knew they wouldn't believe it