Verdades (en. Truths)

/berˈðaðes/

Meaning & Definition

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noun
Statements that reflect reality or verifiable facts.
The truths about history are not always well accepted.
Las verdades sobre la historia no siempre son bien aceptadas.
Concepts or beliefs that are considered correct or just.
It is important to always speak of truths instead of hiding the facts.
Es importante hablar siempre de las verdades en vez de esconder los hechos.
Undeniable realities that are presented in daily life.
The truths of life are sometimes harsh, but necessary.
Las verdades de la vida a veces son duras, pero necesarias.

Etymology

From the Latin 'veritas', which means 'truth'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

to tell the truth
To speak sincerely or express reality.
decir la verdad
hidden truths
Facts that are hidden or not made public.
verdades ocultas
absolute truth
A truth that is considered universally valid and undeniable.
verdad absoluta

Related Words

truth
Quality of what is true.
verdad
veracity
Conformity of what is said with reality.
veracidad
truthful
That which is certain or true.
verídico

Slang Meanings

Truths as strong as fists
What he says is true; they are truths as strong as fists.
Lo que dice es verdad, son verdades como puños.
To speak clearly
I don't have time for beating around the bush, so I'm going to speak clearly and tell you the truths.
No tengo tiempo para rodeos, así que voy a hablar claro y decirte las verdades.