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rings of truth

rings of truth is the plural of ring of truth.

Meaning of ring of truth

Noun

ring of truth (plural (uncommon) rings of truth)

  1. (idiomatic) The impression of being truthful; especially of a statement or literary work; verisimilitude.
    • At first I wasn't even sure I could believe the story, but I later felt it had a ring of truth to it.

Questions about rings of truth

What is rings of truth the plural of?
Rings of truth is the plural of ring of truth.

Words near rings of truth in the dictionary

  1. rings of bells
  2. rings of fractions
  3. rings of polynomials
  4. rings of steel
  5. rings of the fisherman
  6. rings of truth
  7. rings off
  8. rings off the hook
  9. rings one's bell
  10. rings out
  11. rings round

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