Vv-Veracity:

n. pl. ve·rac·i·ties

1. Adherence to the truth; truthfulness. See Synonyms at truth.

2. Conformity to fact or truth; accuracy or precision: a report of doubtful veracity.

3. Something that is true.

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[Medieval Latin vrcits, from Latin vrx, vrc-, true; see veracious.]

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In Context:
As public interest was in question, and transatlantic communications suffered, their veracity could not be doubted.20,000 Leagues Under The Sea by Verne, Jules

Vv: Vacuums

As defined by Ralph de la Vega in his book Obstacles Welcome:

A system lacking clarity and direction.
"Vacuums are breeding grounds for confusion, culture wars and turf clashes." pg 70

Vv: Vicissitudes

plural noun variations, changes, shifts, changes of fortune, life's ups and downs (informal)

In Context:
"energy which will carry their tribe through the year, through the vicissitudes of the months. Dh Lawrence Mornings in Mexico