truthfulness
Opposable (and quantifiable over a unit scale) characteristic of a binary property to assert it, estimate it, observe it, measure it, or consider it as being “true” for the considered object
Nº Q2540460 ★★
Uncommon · Knowledge
truthfulness
Opposable (and quantifiable over a unit scale) characteristic of a binary property to assert it, estimate it, observe it, measure it, or consider it as being “true” for the considered object
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