lol, no its a metaphor for its raining very hard outside.
Veritable doesn't mean exactly "true."
lol, no its a metaphor for its raining very hard outside.
Veritable doesn't mean exactly "true."
You're veritably incorrect. The english language contains lots of "nuance" that is often hard for some folks to grasp.
You're veritably incorrect. The english language contains lots of "nuance" that is often hard for some folks to grasp.
lol here are some examples of the word in use...
https://sentence.yourdictionary.com/veritable
And you're correct, the nuance here being that the word doesn't mean exactly true.
lol here are some examples of the word in use...
https://sentence.yourdictionary.com/veritable
And you're correct, the nuance here being that the word doesn't mean exactly true.
but can also... mean true
from your own link
Veritable helmets of metal, such as Herodotus ascribes to Assyrians and Chalybians (vii.
These must have been those ancient plastic helmets I assume, perhaps a polymer composite
but can also... mean true
from your own link
>Veritable helmets of metal, such as Herodotus ascribes to Assyrians and Chalybians (vii.
These must have been those ancient plastic helmets I assume, perhaps a polymer composite
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