Which of the following can be used to describe the phrase "objectively true"?

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The answer is: [D]: "something that can be proven accurate" .
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AleksAgata [21]3 years ago

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Answer:

something that can be verified and doesn't rely on feelings
something that is based on a fact rather than an opinion
something that can be proven accurate

Explanation:

Something objectively true is a quality attributed to something or someone who is direct in their actions, without wasting time on speculation or subterfuge, without taking into account emotional factors and being based on concrete and probable facts. For this reason, we can say that something objectively true is something that can be verified and not dependent on feelings, something that is based on a fact and not an opinion and something that can be proved accurate.

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