sincerity
Americannoun
Related Words
See honor.
Other Word Forms
- supersincerity noun
Etymology
Origin of sincerity
First recorded in 1540–50; from the Latin word sincēritās; sincere, -ity
Example Sentences
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Turns out, Americans like sincerity, authenticity and a splashy showman.
The novel has been described as beautiful, moving and absorbing — perhaps “White Lotus” with more sincerity and heart.
From Los Angeles Times
But even here, her sincerity overcomes her weakness for sentimental flourishes, including Amine Bouhafa’s treacly score.
From Los Angeles Times
“No, of course not,” said Boaz, without a trace of sincerity.
From Literature
Now the late-night animation channel has a new offering: “Haha, You Clowns,” which is much in the same vein of saccharine sincerity mixed with awkward absurdity.
From Salon
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