Meaning & Definition of word "Sincerity"

Sincerity

/sɪnˈsɪr.ɪ.ti/

1. The quality of being free from pretense, deceit, or hypocrisy; genuine feelings or actions.
- Example: Her sincerity in expressing her feelings made it easy for him to trust her.
2. The genuineness of one's intentions or beliefs.
- Example: He was known for his sincerity in his dealings with others.
3. Honesty in or absence of deceit in thoughts or actions.
- Example: The politician's sincerity was questioned after the scandal broke.
4. An earnest and genuine intention.
- Example: Despite their differences, they appreciated each other's sincerity.

Middle English, from Latin sinceritas, from sincerus 'pure, clean'

sincere apology:

An apology that is genuine and heartfelt.

sincere interest:

A genuine concern or curiosity about someone or something.

sincere efforts:

Genuine attempts or endeavors to achieve something.

insincerity:

The quality of being insincere; lack of honesty.

sincere:

Free of deceit; honest and genuine.

hypocrisy:

The practice of claiming to have moral standards to which one's own behavior does not conform.

Meaning: Keeping it real

Example Sentence: When you say something, you have to keep it real and show some sincerity.

Meaning: No cap

Example Sentence: I’m being serious, no cap, I appreciate your sincerity.