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What is the phrase 'in vino veritas' Latin for?

Answer

in wine there is truth

'In vino veritas' literally translates to 'in wine there is truth' from Latin and suggests that people reveal their true thoughts, feelings, and character when intoxicated. This ancient aphorism reflects a widespread belief across cultures that alcohol loosens inhibitions and facilitates honesty. The phrase has been attributed to various classical sources and remains frequently invoked to explain candid or embarrassing revelations made after drinking.

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'In vino veritas' originated in classical antiquity and remains widely used today to explain alcohol-induced honesty.

Other options people guess

  • in time truth
  • truthfully speaking
  • with good intentions

Topics

  • Latin phrases
  • proverbs
  • culture

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