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THURSDAY, JANUARY 9

Verisimilitude

[ver-ə-sə-MIL-ə-tood]Part of speech: noun

Origin: latin, 16th century

• The appearance of truth or resembling reality
• Something that only appears to be true

Examples of Verisimilitude in a sentence

• The critics panned the new movie as lacking verisimilitude with over-the-top acting.
• Her claim of being 45 years old was verisimilitude — her secret was that she was really 59.