Truthity

What Carson considers is the opposite of falsity

Tobey lacks truthity in his arguments

by Hippios October 22, 2023

Truthitity

truth·i·ti·ty (trooth-i-ti-tee)
noun, plural -ties.

1. A belief of opinionated factual information.

Origin:
2011; American English. Created by a student in late 2011, while sitting in his dormitory room, experiencing boredom.

Can be confused: never mind. No word is as creative.

Words used in creation: truth, entity, infinity.

Possible Misspellings: truth, truthintity, truthetity, truthititi, truthfully.

He believes in truthitity.

by arc2007 September 20, 2011

Truthitis

A very rare illness where one can not tell a lie.

Usually results in a lot of hurt feelings because most cant handle the truth.

He pisses people off on a daily basis do to to his truthitis. Most know him as Honest Gabe

by BigDawgEnterprises December 17, 2018

truthitude

1. An overwhelmingly truthful statement

2. Any of a greater set of truths, compiled into a list or other document.

1. "The sky shines a crystal blue this morn." said John "That's a truthitude my friend." responsed Tom

2. We hold these truthitudes to be self evident...

by MC Greater Than January 25, 2006

truthify

1. verb. To turn an obvious or blatant lie into the truth, and sell it boldly, with conviction.

2. Colloquial jargon. Often used in expressions to show how bogus something is, but one is forced to do it anyway. This a sort of rallying, self-motivating mantra.

1. General McChrystal truthified Pat Tillman's death, saying it was a Taliban ambush, when it was actually due to a very tragic and unfortunate friendly-fire incident.

2. Truthify, do or die, hwuh!

by lepenseur73 September 8, 2010

Truthcity

The utmost truth.

"Falsity? Hell naw, bro. Truthcity."

by KDog159 June 12, 2015

Truthify

To cause to be true.

I had to design my constructor to truthify the class invariant.

by Vacheron September 7, 2021