Definition of truthiness in English:

truthiness

noun ˈtruːθɪnəsˈtro͞oTHēnis

mass nouninformal

The quality of seeming or being felt to be true, even if not necessarily true.
Example sentencesExamples
- The idea that everybody wears these pins is classic Stephen Colbertian "truthiness" at work.
- So what about Alessandra Stanley's goof, replacing Stephen Colbert's sublimely silly truthiness with the pedestrian "trustiness"?
- To use the memorable phrase coined by comedian Stephen Colbert, Web 2.0 sites can all too easily supply "truthiness" rather than truth.
- It's not as great a made-up word as "truthiness," but I like it.
- Ideology, or to use Stephen Colbert's term, "truthiness" is ascendant.
- Yet the insights of science are often counterintuitive, frequently lacking "truthiness."
- They're rated for truthiness, and there are some fascinating stories.
- Ideology, or, to use Stephen Colberts term, truthiness, is ascendant, But the best antidote to that is critical reason, something Reedies have in abundance.
- Basically, we're looking at a case of representativeness - by analogy with truthiness - versus representation.
- Congress routinely adopts policies that cater to special interests, which are then justified by the sort of smarmy, fact-free spin that the comedian Stephen Colbert has labeled "truthiness."
- The truthiness hurts, doesn't it kids?
- The buzzword of the decade is Stephen Colbert's " truthiness ".
- But nearly all are freighted with a lack of truthiness.
- Truthiness, recently earned the word of the year award from the American Dialect Society after being popularized by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert.
- It's easy to see how Stanley accidentally substituted trustiness for truthiness, since it anticipates Colbert's blowhard assertion, "I don't trust books."
- Doesn't surprise me one bit the "New York Times" hasn't heard of truthiness.
- For talk show hosts it's "truthiness" rather than truth that counts.
- Problem is, every time someone brings up those inconvenient facts, you respond with more truthiness.
- Jon Stewart is not alone in the truthiness business, as his pal Steven Colbert would put it.
- She speaks truthiness to power and doesn't even know the difference.

Origin

Early 19th century (in the sense 'truthfulness'): coined in the modern sense by the US humorist Stephen Colbert.

Definition of truthiness in US English:

truthiness

nounˈtro͞oTHēnis

informal

The quality of seeming or being felt to be true, even if not necessarily true.
Example sentencesExamples
- The truthiness hurts, doesn't it kids?
- So what about Alessandra Stanley's goof, replacing Stephen Colbert's sublimely silly truthiness with the pedestrian "trustiness"?
- It's easy to see how Stanley accidentally substituted trustiness for truthiness, since it anticipates Colbert's blowhard assertion, "I don't trust books."
- Yet the insights of science are often counterintuitive, frequently lacking "truthiness."
- Doesn't surprise me one bit the "New York Times" hasn't heard of truthiness.
- Truthiness, recently earned the word of the year award from the American Dialect Society after being popularized by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert.
- But nearly all are freighted with a lack of truthiness.
- Basically, we're looking at a case of representativeness - by analogy with truthiness - versus representation.
- Congress routinely adopts policies that cater to special interests, which are then justified by the sort of smarmy, fact-free spin that the comedian Stephen Colbert has labeled "truthiness."
- To use the memorable phrase coined by comedian Stephen Colbert, Web 2.0 sites can all too easily supply "truthiness" rather than truth.
- The buzzword of the decade is Stephen Colbert's " truthiness ".
- She speaks truthiness to power and doesn't even know the difference.
- They're rated for truthiness, and there are some fascinating stories.
- It's not as great a made-up word as "truthiness," but I like it.
- The idea that everybody wears these pins is classic Stephen Colbertian "truthiness" at work.
- Ideology, or, to use Stephen Colberts term, truthiness, is ascendant, But the best antidote to that is critical reason, something Reedies have in abundance.
- For talk show hosts it's "truthiness" rather than truth that counts.
- Problem is, every time someone brings up those inconvenient facts, you respond with more truthiness.
- Jon Stewart is not alone in the truthiness business, as his pal Steven Colbert would put it.
- Ideology, or to use Stephen Colbert's term, "truthiness" is ascendant.

Origin

Early 19th century (in the sense ‘truthfulness’): coined in the modern sense by the US humorist Stephen Colbert.

单词	truthiness
释义	Definition of truthiness in English: truthiness noun ˈtruːθɪnəsˈtro͞oTHēnis mass nouninformal The quality of seeming or being felt to be true, even if not necessarily true. Example sentencesExamples The idea that everybody wears these pins is classic Stephen Colbertian "truthiness" at work. So what about Alessandra Stanley's goof, replacing Stephen Colbert's sublimely silly truthiness with the pedestrian "trustiness"? To use the memorable phrase coined by comedian Stephen Colbert, Web 2.0 sites can all too easily supply "truthiness" rather than truth. It's not as great a made-up word as "truthiness," but I like it. Ideology, or to use Stephen Colbert's term, "truthiness" is ascendant. Yet the insights of science are often counterintuitive, frequently lacking "truthiness." They're rated for truthiness, and there are some fascinating stories. Ideology, or, to use Stephen Colberts term, truthiness, is ascendant, But the best antidote to that is critical reason, something Reedies have in abundance. Basically, we're looking at a case of representativeness - by analogy with truthiness - versus representation. Congress routinely adopts policies that cater to special interests, which are then justified by the sort of smarmy, fact-free spin that the comedian Stephen Colbert has labeled "truthiness." The truthiness hurts, doesn't it kids? The buzzword of the decade is Stephen Colbert's " truthiness ". But nearly all are freighted with a lack of truthiness. Truthiness, recently earned the word of the year award from the American Dialect Society after being popularized by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert. It's easy to see how Stanley accidentally substituted trustiness for truthiness, since it anticipates Colbert's blowhard assertion, "I don't trust books." Doesn't surprise me one bit the "New York Times" hasn't heard of truthiness. For talk show hosts it's "truthiness" rather than truth that counts. Problem is, every time someone brings up those inconvenient facts, you respond with more truthiness. Jon Stewart is not alone in the truthiness business, as his pal Steven Colbert would put it. She speaks truthiness to power and doesn't even know the difference. Origin Early 19th century (in the sense 'truthfulness'): coined in the modern sense by the US humorist Stephen Colbert. Definition of truthiness in US English: truthiness nounˈtro͞oTHēnis informal The quality of seeming or being felt to be true, even if not necessarily true. Example sentencesExamples The truthiness hurts, doesn't it kids? So what about Alessandra Stanley's goof, replacing Stephen Colbert's sublimely silly truthiness with the pedestrian "trustiness"? It's easy to see how Stanley accidentally substituted trustiness for truthiness, since it anticipates Colbert's blowhard assertion, "I don't trust books." Yet the insights of science are often counterintuitive, frequently lacking "truthiness." Doesn't surprise me one bit the "New York Times" hasn't heard of truthiness. Truthiness, recently earned the word of the year award from the American Dialect Society after being popularized by Comedy Central's Stephen Colbert. But nearly all are freighted with a lack of truthiness. Basically, we're looking at a case of representativeness - by analogy with truthiness - versus representation. Congress routinely adopts policies that cater to special interests, which are then justified by the sort of smarmy, fact-free spin that the comedian Stephen Colbert has labeled "truthiness." To use the memorable phrase coined by comedian Stephen Colbert, Web 2.0 sites can all too easily supply "truthiness" rather than truth. The buzzword of the decade is Stephen Colbert's " truthiness ". She speaks truthiness to power and doesn't even know the difference. They're rated for truthiness, and there are some fascinating stories. It's not as great a made-up word as "truthiness," but I like it. The idea that everybody wears these pins is classic Stephen Colbertian "truthiness" at work. Ideology, or, to use Stephen Colberts term, truthiness, is ascendant, But the best antidote to that is critical reason, something Reedies have in abundance. For talk show hosts it's "truthiness" rather than truth that counts. Problem is, every time someone brings up those inconvenient facts, you respond with more truthiness. Jon Stewart is not alone in the truthiness business, as his pal Steven Colbert would put it. Ideology, or to use Stephen Colbert's term, "truthiness" is ascendant. Origin Early 19th century (in the sense ‘truthfulness’): coined in the modern sense by the US humorist Stephen Colbert.
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