plain  -,  honest  -,  sober  -,  naked
- ,  unalloyed  -,  unqualified  -,  stern
- ,  exact  -,  intrinsic-  truth ;  nuda
'ceritas ;  the  very  thing ;  not  an  -il-
lusion &c.  495;  real  Simon  Pure;
unvarnished  tale;  the  truth  the
whole  truth  and  nothing  but  the
truth ;  just  the  thing.
V.  be  -true  &c.  adj.,  -the  case;


495.  Error. — iV.  error,  fallacy;
mis  -  conception,  -apprehension,
-understanding ;  inexactness  &c
adj.\  laxity;  misconstruction  &c.
{midntei^pretation)  523 ;  miscompu-
tation  &c.  {misjudgment)  ASi  ;  non-
sequitur  &c.  477;  mis-statement,
-report.
mistake;  miss,  fault,  blunder,
quiproquo,  cross  purposes,  over-
sight, misprint,  erratum,  corrigeit-
dum,  slip,  blot,  flaw,  loose  thread ;
trip,  stumble  &c.  {failure)  732;
botchery  &c.  {want  of  skill)  699;
slip  of  the  -tongue,  -  pen ;  lapsus
lingua,  clerical  error;  bull  &c.
{absurdity)  497.
il-,  de-lusion;  false  -impression,
-idea;  bubble;  self  -deceit,  -decep-
tion ;  mists  of  error.
heresy  &c.  {heterodoxy)  984;  hal-
lucination &c.  {insanity)  503;  false
177


494—495.
INTELLECT.
IV.  (L)  V.
stand  the  test;  hold -good,  -true,
-  water.
render-,  prove- -true  &c.  (id}.\
substantiate  &c.  {evidence)  467.
get  at  the  truth  &c.  {discover)
480a.
Adj.  real,  actual  &c.  {existing)  1 ;
veritable,  true;  certain  &c.  474:
substantially  -,  categorically-  true
&c. ;  true  -to  the  letter,  -  as  gos-
pel; unimpeachable;  veracious &c.
543;  unre-,  uncon-futed  ;  un-ideal,
-imagined ;  realistic.
exact,  accurate,  definite,  precise,
well  defined,  just,  right,  correct,
strict;  close  &c.  {similar)  17,  lite-
ral; rigid,  rigorous;  scrupulous
&c.  {conscientious)  939;  religiously
exact,  punctual,  mathematical,  sci-
entific; faithful,  constant,  uner-
ring ;  curious,  particular,  nice,
delicate,  fine.
genuine,  authentic,  legitimate;
orthodox  &c.  983-'^  ;  official,  ex
officio.
pure,  natural,  sound,  sterling;
un  -  sophisticated,  -  adulterated,  -
varnished,  -coloured ;  in  its  true
colours.
