veracity

Preposition: of

• allegation: And why should we even be concerned about the veracity of these allegations?
• claim: The veracity of the second claim can be tested against the findings of archeology.
• statement: In 7, the fact that nobody is there is a reason for doubting the veracity of the previous statement.
• story: I am not able to ascertain the veracity of this story.
• report: By simply denying the historical veracity of these reports, of course!

Converse of object

• verify: Konrad referred to the problem of how to verify the veracity of the information presented on the Web.
• confirm: The geology of the earth actually is a beautiful mosaic of rock formations that confirm the historical veracity of Noah's Flood.
• doubt: Questioning the wisdom He is not alone in doubting the scientific veracity of global warming claims.
• assess: He said: " There should be a presumption in favor of allowing juries to assess the veracity of evidence.
• prove: The faith must show itself in actions which prove the veracity, honesty and sincerity of the words.
• check: Any Member who wishes to check the veracity of this, should visit the place in question.

Adjective modifier

• historical: By simply denying the historical veracity of these reports, of course!
• own: Like the zealot in Downing Street, its " sincere belief " in its own veracity is quite enough.
• much: I have more personal vanity than modesty, and twice as much veracity as the two put together.
• scientific: Questioning the wisdom He is not alone in doubting the scientific veracity of global warming claims.
• dubious: To the Layman, this argument seems of dubious veracity because there have not been any cases of bits falling off.
• divine: He felt, in the face of distrust of divine veracity or of the divine goodness, an emotion of simple amazement.

Modifies a noun

• crofton: You'll also accumulate lawsuits against corporations their veracity crofton sums of money.