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Meaning of truisms
A truism is a statement that is obviously true and says nothing new or interesting.
Etymology of truisms
The word "truisms" originated from the Old French word "verité" meaning truth, and the Latin word "verus" meaning true
The term has been in use since the 16th century to describe statements that are obviously true but often lacking in depth or insight
Synonyms
axioms
maxims
adages
proverbs
sayings
cliches
platitudes
banalities
commonplaces
self-evident truths
obvious facts
evident truths
undeniable facts
unquestionable truths
absolute truths
universal truths
established facts
acknowledged truths
undeniable truths
indisputable facts
uncontested truths
unchallenged facts
incontrovertible truths
uncomplicated facts
straightforward truths
plain truths
simple truths
obvious truths
Definitions
- A statement that is obviously true and says nothing new or interesting
- * A trivially true statement
Usage Examples
- The phrase "nothing is certain except death and taxes" is a truism that has been repeated for centuries
- * The idea that "money can't buy happiness" is a truism that many people believe to be true
Antonyms
lies
falsehoods
untruths
misconceptions
deceptions
fallacies
myths
illusions
delusions
misbeliefs
misconstructions
misinterpretations
distortions
exaggerations
inaccuracies
falsities
fabrications
fictions
fantasies