(しんじつせい)

しんじつせい
noun
truthfulness; authenticity; veracity
1. truthfulness; authenticity; veracity
The quality of being true, genuine, or authentic. Used in legal, academic, and philosophical contexts to evaluate whether something corresponds to reality.
証言(しょうげん)真実性(し��じつせい)(うたが)う。
To doubt the truthfulness of the testimony.
この報道(ほうどう)真���性(しんじつせい)確認(かくにん)されていない。
The veracity of this news report has not been confirmed.
歴史的(れきしてき)文書(ぶんしょ)真��性(しんじつせい)検証(けんし���う)するために、複数(ふくすう)資料(しりょう)照合(しょうごう)する必要(ひつよ���)がある。
To verify the authenticity of historical documents, it is necessary to cross-reference them with multiple sources.

Formed from 真実(しんじつ) (truth, reality) + (せい) (nature, quality). A formal term used primarily in legal proceedings, journalism, and academic research to discuss whether claims or evidence are genuine.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 真実性(しんじつせい)��証(けんしょう)する: to verify authenticity
  • ��実性(しんじつせい)疑問(ぎもん)がある: there are doubts about the truthfulness
  • 真��性(しんじつせい)(たか)い/(ひく)い: high/low veracity
  • 真実性(しんじつせい)担保(たんぽ)する: to guarantee authenticity

SIMILAR WORDS:

  • 信憑性(しんぴょうせい): credibility — focuses on whether something is believable, not necessarily whether it is true
  • 正確性(せいかくせい): accuracy — whether information is precise and error-free
  • 真正性(しんせいせい): genuineness, authenticity — used for objects (art, documents) rather than statements