salva veritate
adverb
sal·va ver·i·ta·te
ˈsälˌwäˌwerəˈtätē
: in accordance with a principle attributed to Leibniz by which two expressions are said to be synonymous if the substitution of one for the other does not change the truth value or meaning of any context in which either expression appears
Word History
Etymology
Latin, the truth being safe
- dermatitides
- dermatitis
- dermatitises
- dermato-
- dermatobiae
- dermatobias
- dermatocranium
- dermatogen
- dermatogens
- dermatoglyphic
- dermatoglyphics
- dermatograph
- dermatologic
- dermatological
- dermatologies
- dermatologist
- dermatologists
- dermatology
- dermatomal
- dermatome
- dermatomes
- dermatomyces
- dermatomycetes
- dermatomyositides
- dermatomyositis