conditional
correct me if I'm wrong
truth
verisimilitude
argument
possibly
statement
condition
claim
veracity
true statement
provable
safe in the knowledge
blanket statement
proof
I wish
truehood
swear
if
paradox
I can tell you
nonassumption
affirmation
substantiation
check
truthness
allegement
from your lips to God's ears
contradiction
allegation
verification
disjunct
belief
to tell the truth
confirmation
trueness
proofer
proposition
relatedly
apodeictic
reiterator
true
that
I'll be bound
verifiable
premiss
be it as it may
by God
affirmative
provided
premise
zero-knowledge
apodictic
coordinate clause
📠
main clause
be that as it may
assumption
demonstrable
equivocation
nontruth
independent clause
avouchment
satisfy
illative conjunction
apodosis
incontrovertible
avowal
evasion
biconditional
assertorial
verify
truish
converse
restatement
realis
reiteration
signal phrase
subject clause
tautology
maybe
admit
seem
appear
acknowledge
adminiculate
affirmative sentence
liar paradox
factfulness
factly
truthen
validate

English words for 'A statement that one sentence is true if another is.'

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