Noun:

স্বত:সিদ্ধ সত্য, গতানুগতিক উক্তি,

truisms's Usage Examples:

as "If he were not dead, he would still be alive", are considered to be truisms.

Some are stereotypes, but some are simply truisms and facts.

particularly prevalent in the case of surveys or questionnaires that employ truisms as the stimuli, such as: "It is better to give than to receive" or "Never.

Throughout the book he plays devil's advocate while questioning many truisms he perceives as being commonly accepted about Irish history.

anecdotes and personal opinions, elementary mistakes, debunked "theories", truisms, hyperboles and aphorisms, which do not make for good science education.

soul", as his songs were interwoven with historical messages and Malay truisms, and that he and his Minangkabau contemporaries awoke a wave of national.

certain innate ideas, the most identifiable of these being mathematical truisms.

Declaring that not p (¬p) cannot exist, one may be forced to abandon truisms such as negation and modus tollens.

weaknesses of different anarchist practices, platforms, convictions, dogmas, truisms, and theories in helping us to understand and ultimately transform the.

and the madness of believing that silly talk, mostly consisting of moral truisms, is amusing because you put it into the mouths of machines.

excuse for a comedy" and "a grab bag of synthetic scraps of sentimental truisms and grumpy-old-broad humor.

stating that Byrne's book represents: "a time-worn trick of mixing banal truisms with magical thinking and presenting it as some sort of hidden knowledge:.

"Never a subtle writer, West makes his approach to timeless truths (and truisms) at a strictly popular level, includes some sex and much emotion, but has.

Outside the building, Jenny Holzer created a parade of her trademark truisms to be spelled out vertically in light-emitting diodes.

Synonyms:

true statement; truth; commonplace; banality; cliche; bromide; platitude;

Antonyms:

inaccurate; extraordinary; exciting; original; falsehood;