truth

all the facts about a situation, including ones not yet known

in every way that matters in practice; effectively

to believe what someone says without asking for evidence

in a completely clear and direct way that leaves no room for doubt

disparaging something desirable after failing to obtain it

to infer a conclusion by connecting the available clues

the decisive point when reality or the final outcome becomes clear

clever and subtle trickery used to mislead people

Shown or accepted honestly and completely, including every flaw and imperfection.

To preserve an outward impression that everything is normal or successful despite underlying trouble.

subject to suspicion or disgrace that damages one's reputation

an outward show of sadness that is false or insincere

to introduce confusion that obscures facts or makes a situation harder to judge

the situation is certain, with no reasonable alternative or different interpretation

to hide your true identity, beliefs, or feelings by living dishonestly

to pretend not to notice misconduct or another troubling situation

to identify specific people, especially those linked to wrongdoing or secrecy

to expose what someone has kept secret, such as their identity or scheme

to stop concealing one's true position or intentions and make them known

deliberately omitting important facts in order to give a misleading impression

to deceive someone with a quick, sneaky, or unexpected trick

rumors or accusations usually contain at least some truth

to give false warnings so often that a real warning may later be ignored

to reveal private or intimate information that was shared in confidence

to describe a situation frankly, without softening or hiding the truth

to claim falsely that someone expressed an opinion or made a statement