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philalethia

philalethia noun: the love of truth.

Noun

philalethia (uncountable)

  1. The love of truth.

Origin of philalethia

From Ancient Greek φιλαλήθεια (philalḗtheia, “sincerity”), from φιλία (philía, “love”) + ἀλήθεια (alḗtheia, “truth”).

Questions about philalethia

What does philalethia mean?
Philalethia means the love of truth.
What part of speech is philalethia?
Philalethia is a noun.

Words near philalethia in the dictionary

  1. philadelphus
  2. philadelphuses
  3. Philadelphy
  4. philaid
  5. philaids
  6. philalethia
  7. philalethist
  8. philalethists
  9. philamot
  10. philander
  11. philandered

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