sooth
suːθ
Definition

Definition of sooth - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
languageRareUKtruth or reality, especially in old expressionsRareUK
  • In sooth, he was telling the truth.
reality truth verity
2.
predictionRareold term for prediction or prophecyRare
  • The sooth of the oracle was feared by all.
foretelling prediction prophecy

Adjective

1.
aestheticsRarepleasing or delightfulRare
  • The sooth melody calmed everyone.
charming enjoyable pleasant
2.
truthRareUKtrue or realRareUK
  • His sooth words were hard to ignore.
real true
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Expressions with sooth

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in truth or reality, often used formally
In sooth, I cannot tell why he left.

Origin of sooth

Old English, sōth (truth)

Examples of sooth in a sentence

  • The tale, in sooth, was quite enchanting.
  • The sooth revealed the king's fate.
  • Villagers gathered to hear the sooth.
  • The sooth colors of the painting were mesmerizing.
  • Her voice was as sooth as a gentle breeze.
  • Her sooth advice was appreciated by all.

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  1. French:vérité, agréable, ...
  2. German:Wahrheit, sanft, ...
  3. Italian:verità, soave, ...
  4. Spanish:verdad, agradable, ...
  5. Portuguese:verdade, agradável, ...
  6. Chinese:真相, 令人愉悦的, ...
  7. Japanese:実に, 心地よい, ...
  8. Arabic:حَقِيقَة, سَارّ, ...
  9. Hebrew:אֱמֶת, מְעַנֵּג, ...
  10. Russian:истина, приятный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:правда, приємний, ...
  12. Hindi:सत्य, सुखद, ...

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