Veraciously
What it means
With consistent truthfulness and accuracy.
Reach for it when stressing that a statement was made with strict regard for truth
The biographer wrote veraciously about both triumphs and mistakes.
With consistent truthfulness and accuracy.
Reach for it when stressing that a statement was made with strict regard for truth
The biographer wrote veraciously about both triumphs and mistakes.
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everyday
Fits when ordinary honesty is the exact point
Careful Truthfully does not guarantee precise recall.
warm
Fits when sincere intent deserves emphasis
Careful Honesty can coexist with factual error.
professional
accurately
Fits when details match the evidence
Careful Accuracy says nothing about deliberate candor.
professional
candidly
Fits when openness includes uncomfortable information
Careful Candor can express opinion rather than fact.
literary
Fits when an account preserves its source closely
Careful Faithfully may describe loyalty instead of truth.
report veraciously
Witnesses must report veraciously even when memory is incomplete.
speak veraciously
She chose to speak veraciously about both the success and the cost.
veraciously recorded
The clerk veraciously recorded every amendment adopted that evening.
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