absolute truth
UK: /ˌæbsəˈluːt ˈtruːθ/
Definition

Definition of absolute truth - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

philosophyTECH.fact believed to stay correct everywhere for everyone without conditionsTECH.
  • Some philosophers question whether absolute truth can ever be known.
  • Religious doctrines often claim access to absolute truth.
  • He argued that science does not deal in absolute truth, only probabilities.
unfettered unrestricted
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Expressions with absolute

absolute must-seen.
highly recommended movie or show to watch
The new superhero movie is an absolute must-see.
absolute screamn.
something extremely funny or entertaining
The comedian's performance was an absolute scream.
absolute tripen.
complete nonsense or something very bad in quality
That movie was absolute tripe.
it's absolute madnessexp.
extreme chaos or confusion in a situation
The traffic was so chaotic that it was absolute madness.
it's an absolute minefieldexp.
situation full of hidden problems or dangers
Without a lawyer, dealing with immigration forms is risky; it's an absolute minefield.
what absolute tripeexp.
expresses disbelief or disapproval about something ridiculous
What absolute tripe! I can't believe he said that.

Expressions with truth

truth bombn.
surprising statement that reveals a shocking or uncomfortable truth
He dropped a truth bomb during the meeting.
truth hurtsexp.
real facts can be painful to accept
Sometimes the truth hurts, but it's necessary.
gospel truthn.
unquestionable truth accepted without doubt
She took his advice as gospel truth.
home truthn.
unpleasant fact that is true and hard to accept
He told her a home truth about her attitude.
bend the truthv.
change facts to make something seem different or better
He tried to bend the truth about what happened.
further from the truthadj.
less true or accurate than another statement or belief
That claim could not be further from the truth.
grain of truthn.
small but significant element of truth in a statement
Even in the wildest rumors, there's often a grain of truth.
moment of truthn.
critical time when success is determined
The exam was his moment of truth.
stretch the truthv.
exaggerate or distort facts
He tends to stretch the truth when telling stories about his travels.
toy with the truthv.
to not be completely honest or straightforward
He tends to toy with the truth when asked about his past.

Terms related to absolute truth

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Terms with absolute truth included in their meaning

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honest truthn.
truth
the absolute and complete truth
gospeln.
figurative
something accepted as absolute truth
God's honest truthn.
truth
absolute truth without any doubt
that's the gospel truthexp.
absolute truth
completely true without any doubt
apodictic certaintyn.
absolute truth
certainty that cannot be doubted or questioned
absolutismn.
universal truth
theory that truth or moral value is absolute

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  1. French:vérité absolue, ...
  2. German:absolute Wahrheit, ...
  3. Italian:verità assoluta, ...
  4. Spanish:verdad absoluta, ...
  5. Portuguese:verdade absoluta, ...
  6. Chinese:绝对真理, ...
  7. Japanese:絶対的真理, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقِيقَة مُطْلَقَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֱמֶת מוּחְלֶטֶת, ...
  10. Russian:абсолютная истина, ...
  11. Ukrainian:абсолютна істина, ...
  12. Hindi:परम सत्य, ...

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