veritas
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- proper noun
- /ˈvɛrɪtəs/
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Veritas
- Veritas, truth.
- Veritas Foundation
- Veritas Server
- Veritas Storage
So the FBI raids, Project Veritas, what happened to the First Amendment?
- So the FBI raids, Project Veritas, what happened to the First Amendment?
- Damn, how did how did Project Veritas get involved with it?
- Now, in the past, Project Veritas has done both great things and not so great things.
- You answer that question with your motto, Veritas.
- It's still unclear if James O'Keefe can now retain the same kind of influence he had before when he was part of Project Veritas.
Examples
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Now, in the past, Project Veritas has done both great things and not so great things.
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The list of editors at Medical Veritas is quite a rogue's gallery, with one or two familiar names.
Blog text (19) -
The Veritas article provides evidence to support the "ethnoreligious war" account of the conflict.
Academic text (1996) -
Harvard with Veritas perhaps best epitomizes this idea.
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James O'Keefe is the founder and president of Project Veritas, a group with an unusual mission.
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Josip Beljan, writing in the Catholic journal Veritas, declared:
Academic text (1996) -
His newest victory occurred in Virginia, where a reporter from his Project Veritas approached Patrick Moran...
Blog text (1) -
Monday, Zukunft flew to Morgan City to inspect the NOAA research vessel, Ocean Veritas.
Blog text (14) -
The school crest "Sapienta et Veritas" is embossed in the lino just inside the entrance.
Fiction book (1994) -
Project Veritas is known for its commitment to investigative journalism and uncovering the truth.
Surface Forms
Etymology
Veritas is often used as a name for schools, magazines, or businesses because it is the Latin word for 'truth' and shows a promise of honesty, just like the root ver- in verify.