Also the words by which truth is expressed cannot be separated from their common usages. They cannot be defined nor redefined ad hoc to make truth mean anything you like. Each word must do its job properly or it has no meaning at all. This is not true. Words and word senses have no truth whatsoever. Only predications do. So if you use every word in a sentence correctly, the sentence can still be the truth or a lie in different predication contexts. The proper use of a word sense in common usage has no bearing on whether the sentence is true or a lie and never will. Spoken language never gets truth perfect. Math can do it, and other pure deductions in a close system of assumed self-evident truths such as measurements in physics, can do it. Not spoken language.
Also the words by which truth is expressed cannot be separated from their common usages. They cannot be defined nor redefined ad hoc to make truth mean anything you like. Each word must do its job properly or it has no meaning at all.
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