Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
truthy
adjective
/ˈtruːθi/

Definition
Having the appearance of being true or truthful, often used to describe something that seems right or genuine but may not be based on accurate information.

Examples
- He made a truthy statement that resonated with the audience, despite its lack of evidence.
- The truthy claims in the article led many readers to believe a false narrative.

Meaning
The term ‘truthy’ refers to something that appears to be true or has the essence of truth, even if it lacks factual support.

Synonyms
- Believable
- Credible
- Seemingly true