noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', na-adjective
Refers to objective truth or the real state of things. Used as a noun or adjectivally with の/な.
Please tell the truth.
それが真実の姿だ。
That is the true form.
Adverbial use emphasizing sincerity or actuality. Often interchangeable with 本当に.
真実、彼は何も知らなかった。
Truly, he knew nothing.
Buddhist term for ultimate, transcendent truth. Rare outside religious contexts.
仏教では真実を悟ることが目的とされる。
In Buddhism, realizing the absolute truth is considered the goal.
He learned the truth about the incident.
As a result of the investigation, the truth came to light.
She hid the truth for a long time.
The reporter kept pursuing the truth.
真実 is a more formal, standalone noun for 'truth', whereas 真 is a bound, archaic-feeling noun used mostly in set phrases.
真実 stresses objective, factual truth, whereas 誠 often adds a moral or heartfelt dimension to the idea of truth.
真実 is a noun meaning 'truth/reality' and is often used with の to modify nouns, whereas 真の is itself a ready-made attributive form with a slightly stronger, more essential nuance.
path of sincerity; single-minded devotion to truth
post-truth
Truth in Lending Act