salva veritateadv.
/ˈsalvɑː ˌvɛrɪˈtɑːteɪ/ Saving the truth, without infringement of truth.
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the mind > mental capacity > knowledge > conformity with what is known, truth > truthfulness, veracity > [adverb]
without(en, but leasec888
soothfastlya890
soothfasta1300
aefauldly1472
truthly1490
gospelly1596
sincerely1597
honest1654
sacredly1706
rightly1786
veraciously1807
truthfully1828
veridically1832
unfallaciously1852
honest-like1899
salva veritate1930
1930 P. P. Wiener tr. J. Nicod Found. Geom. iii. v. 141 It will be found in all cases necessary and sufficient that the two relations be equivalent, that is to say,..that one can be replaced by the other and the field of one by the field of the other, salva veritate, in every proposition containing nothing besides logical or mathematical expressions.
1957 P. Geach Mental Acts 90 We cannot define synonymy as a supreme degree of equivalence, intersubstitutability salva veritate in all contexts.
1963 J. Lyons Struct. Semantics iv. 56 Attempts to handle synonymy in terms of substitutability throughout the language salva veritate are generally regarded as unsatisfactory.
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