truths
n. countable B2 Upper Intermediate US //ˈtɹuθs// UK //tɹˈuːθs// truths
n. facts or ideas that are accepted as being true. You use this word when talking about big, important beliefs or things that are always correct.
n. propositions or principles that are accepted as factual, certain, or fundamental. Often refers to abstract or universal concepts rather than specific, minor facts.
The book explores the basic truths of human nature.
Scientists spent decades searching for the underlying truths that explain how the universe began.
The philosopher argued that while individual perspectives vary, there are objective truths that remain constant regardless of cultural or historical context.
Usage
The plural form is frequently used to discuss philosophical, religious, or scientific principles.