sincerity
/sɪnˈserəti/ (bre, ipa) · /sɪnˈserəti/ (ame, ipa) · /sin-ˈser-ə-tē -ˈsir- sən-/ (ame, mw)
sincerity — 名詞
1. When someone acts with sincerity, they genuinely mean what they say and do not h
真誠
言行真實、不虛偽的態度
When someone acts with sincerity, they genuinely mean what they say and do not hide their real thoughts or feelings from others.
The sincerity of Aylin's apology convinced her classmates to forgive her.
Aylin 道歉的真誠態度說服了同學們原諒她。
In all sincerity, Eshe believes the new policy will help small farmers survive.
誠摯而言,Eshe 認為這項新政策有助於小農生存。
fixed phrase: 'in all sincerity'
The interview panel was struck by the sincerity of Nikhil's career goals.
面試小組對 Nikhil 職涯目標中的真誠感到印象深刻。
Joaquín could hear the sincerity in Quan's voice as he thanked the volunteers.
Quan 感謝志工時,Joaquín 能從他的聲音中聽出那份真誠。
Felix quietly questioned the sincerity of his colleague's flattering remarks during the meeting.
Felix 在會議上暗自懷疑同事那些恭維話語中的真誠度。
- honesty
more general term for truthfulness; sincerity adds emotional authenticity and lack of pretense
- genuineness
very close in meaning; sincerity often carries stronger moral weight in interpersonal contexts
- candor
emphasises openness and frankness, sometimes to the point of bluntness; sincerity is warmer and more considerate
- insincerity
direct opposite: pretending to feel or believe something you do not
- hypocrisy
stronger term that implies claiming beliefs or virtues one does not actually hold
- deceit
focuses on actively misleading others rather than merely lacking genuineness
文法句型
in all sincerity
sincerity + of + noun
with sincerity
用法筆記
Sincerity is uncountable and cannot be used with 'a' or in the plural. It frequently appears with intensifying adjectives such as 'deep', 'great', 'complete', and 'genuine'. The fixed expression 'in all sincerity' is used to emphasise that you are being completely honest before stating an opinion.