absolute truth
[/ˈæbsəluːt ˈtruːθ/]
nounpl: absolute truths
verdade absoluta
1. A statement or fact that is universally true and unchangeable, independent of perspective, opinion, or circumstance
In mathematics, the Pythagorean theorem is often considered an absolute truth.
Em matemática, o teorema de Pitágoras é frequentemente considerado uma verdade absoluta.
2. In philosophy and epistemology, truth that exists objectively without subjective interpretation
Philosophers debate whether absolute truth exists or if all truth is relative.
Os filósofos debatem se a verdade absoluta existe ou se toda verdade é relativa.
3. An undeniable fact or reality that cannot be contradicted or disputed
The absolute truth about climate change is supported by scientific evidence.
A verdade absoluta sobre as mudanças climáticas é apoiada por evidências científicas.
The concept of absolute truth is significant in both American and Brazilian intellectual traditions, particularly in philosophy, theology, and science. In the USA, debates about absolute truth are prominent in religious discourse and scientific methodology. In Brazil, discussions of verdade absoluta appear frequently in academic settings and philosophical debates, reflecting both positivist scientific traditions and postmodern relativist perspectives.
NYC Slang
the real deal; the straight-up truth; for real for real
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