Definition of veridical in English:
veridical
adjective
formal 1Truthful: [ as noun] : Pilate’s attitude to the veridical
More example sentences
- According to Buddhist prama tenets, there are only two valid and authoritative means of veridical cognition.
- It is virtually impossible to find a veridical characterization of the secular left from anywhere on the right.
- This system cannot distinguish veridical from false memories, organize the retrieval output, or guide a retrieval search.
1.1Coinciding with reality: such memories are not necessarily veridical
More example sentences
- But there was no assumption that this was a veridical model of reality.
- Less aggressive children, on the other hand, may have been more veridical in their self-descriptions.
- This criterion presupposes that the protocol algorithm is veridical.
Derivatives
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veridicality
noun - Example sentences
- The rankings presented here were those that were found reasonable by one of the authors - they have no further claim of veridicality.
- This provided a stable framework from which to generate hypotheses, and a sense of conceptual unity and veridicality about the work.
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veridically
adverb - Example sentences
- For example, we might veridically observe a surface through a microscope of the same power which did not appear to have any bumps or crevices.
- Findings showed that adults learned the variation veridically when it was simple, but failed when it was more complex.
- I have not seen a veridically mounted capacitive sensor.
Words that rhyme with veridical
Druidical, juridicalFor editors and proofreaders
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