Veracity
[vur-A-sit-ee]
Hint 1.
Many common words come from the Latin root ver, an abbreviated version of veritas.
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“Because of his long history of veracity, the candidate could be trusted to speak candidly during the midterm debate. Unfortunately, his opponent had the mendacity to bend every agreed upon rule.”
What is the best definition of veracity?
A.
Unwillingness to tell lies or to conceal truths
B.
Predisposition to lying or to twisting the truth
C.
Aversion to being candid and forthright
D.
Tendency to be blunt and off-putting
Hint 1.
Many common words come from the Latin root ver, an abbreviated version of veritas.
Hint 2. Sentence to give context:
“Because of his long history of veracity, the candidate could be trusted to speak candidly during the midterm debate. Unfortunately, his opponent had the mendacity to bend every agreed upon rule.”
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