What is another word for general truths?
Pronunciation: [d͡ʒˈɛnəɹə͡l tɹˈuːθs] (IPA) 
General truths can be referred to by many synonyms, each with its own unique connotation. Some similar terms include "axioms," "principles," "commonplaces," "precepts," "maxims," and "platitudes." These words all imply statements that are universally accepted as self-evident or widely held to be true. "Axioms" suggests a statement that is so fundamental to a discipline that it can be taken as a starting point for further analysis. "Principles" connotes a set of beliefs or values that guide decision-making or behavior. "Platitudes" and "commonplaces" often carry negative connotations, suggesting statements that are overused or cliched.
