He was veracious in his whole speech.
He is veracious by nature.
honesty
authentic, accurate, correct, bona fide, valid, sincere, veracious
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Members of the jury, Mrs. Smith is a veracious witness; I think we can count on what she says.
VORACIOUS: He hated all the meals at summer camp, ate very little all week, and returned home with a voraciousappetite.VERACIOUS: The jury's job is to determine whether or not the claims of the defendant are veracious.
SENTENCE: The judge expected the witnesses to be veracious in their testimony.
honesty
Do you mean voracious or veracious? Voracious means eating food in great quantity, e.g. lions are voracious. Veracious, on the other hand, describes someone who habitually tells the truth.
Train him. Unsocialized dogs attack.
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veracious, accurate, genuine, honest, correct, bona fide...
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John B. Kelly has written: 'Born to battle, a veracious chronicle'
The quality or state of being veracious; habitual observance of truth; truthfulness; truth; as, a man of veracity.