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Noun(1) conformity to reality or actuality,an enduring or necessary ethical or religious or aesthetic truth,truth(2) conformity to reality or actuality(3) an enduring or necessary ethical or religious or aesthetic truth(4) truth

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(1) Are you sometimes concerned about the verity of what you read on the internet?(2) irrefutable, objective verity(3) In fact, a case can be made that the Internet in general represent the new Truth Police in an era of increasingly elusive verity .(4) I imagine Winthrop and myself in these respective roles and almost choke on my drink at the ludicrousness but strange verity of the thought.(5) I'm not sure I agree with my health warning, below, but who am I to doubt the verity of an internet quiz?(6) The unspoken underlying verity was that there were no residents of Abu Hishma who would voluntarily turn them over.(7) Yet with The Quiet American, Noyce aims at verity , not controversy; he seeks admission, not outrage.(8) In a world where all nonrelativistic truth has been abolished, the relativity principle itself is proclaimed as a universal verity .(9) David, the meticulous neoclassicist, insisted upon the verity of his work.(10) They argued that discussion led to verity and gave enlightened public opinion the force of law.(11) This year, the principle will be treated as an eternal verity .(12) And once that kind of liberal verity of free speech seems to be under threat, then the commentators come out and criticism rains down.(13) The deal is, he writes better stuff, but I'm more prolific, thus illustrating the eternal economic verity : Quality.(14) The timeliness and verity of this admonition is not arguable.(15) Their over-educated leader, Mr Mugabe, illustrates perfectly the verity of an ancient proverb: much learning does not teach sense.(16) Do these remnants pledged to eternal verities have any prospect of succeeding with contemporary children?