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What is a word for basic truth?

There isn't one single perfect word for "basic truth," but here are some options, depending on the context and nuance you want to convey:

General terms:

* Axiom: A statement that is regarded as being self-evidently true.

* Fundamental: Essential and basic.

* Core: The central or most important part.

* Principle: A fundamental truth or proposition that serves as a basis for reasoning or action.

* Truism: A statement that is obviously true.

More specific terms:

* Self-evident: So clear and obvious that it needs no proof.

* Unassailable: Not able to be attacked or disputed.

* Inherent: Existing in something as a permanent and essential characteristic.

* Immutable: Unchangeable.

* Universal: Applying to all people or things.

Figurative language:

* Foundation: The basis upon which something is built.

* Bedrock: The solid rock beneath the soil, a metaphor for something very strong and stable.

The best word will depend on the specific context and what you want to emphasize.

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