Pronunciation: /sɪnˈsɛrəti/
noun the quality of being honest and genuine
A1 She spoke with sincerity when she apologized for her mistake.
A2 His sincerity in helping others is truly admirable.
B1 The sincerity of her emotions was evident in her voice.
B2 The politician's lack of sincerity was apparent to the audience.
C1 Her sincerity in her beliefs was unwavering despite opposition.
C2 The artist's work was praised for its depth and sincerity.
adjective sincere
A1 She spoke with sincerity when she thanked him for the gift.
A2 His sincerity in helping others is truly admirable.
B1 The politician's sincerity in addressing the issue was questioned by many.
B2 Her sincerity in expressing her feelings was evident to all who listened.
C1 The CEO's sincerity in his commitment to ethical business practices was unquestionable.
C2 The artist's work was praised for its depth and sincerity in conveying raw emotions.
formal Her sincerity in expressing her condolences was truly touching.
informal I can tell by his sincerity that he really means what he says.
slang I appreciate your realness and sincerity in this matter.
figurative The sincerity of the artist's brushstrokes brought the painting to life.
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