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What (who) is truthful - definition

Strategy-proof; Strategy proof; Truthful mechanism; Strategyproof; Group strategyproof

truthful      
If a person or their comments are truthful, they are honest and do not tell any lies.
We've all learnt to be fairly truthful about our personal lives...
She could not give him a truthful answer.
ADJ
truthfully
I answered all their questions truthfully.
ADV: ADV with v
truthfulness
I can say, with absolute truthfulness, that I did not injure her.
N-UNCOUNT
truthful      
a.
1.
Correct, true, veracious, reliable, trustworthy.
2.
Sincere, honest, candid, frank, open, ingenuous, artless, guileless, true, straightforward, trustworthy, trusty.
truthful      
¦ adjective
1. telling or expressing the truth; honest.
2. (of a representation) true to life.
Derivatives
truthfully adverb
truthfulness noun

Wikipedia

Strategyproofness

In game theory, an asymmetric game where players have private information is said to be strategy-proof or strategyproof (SP) if it is a weakly-dominant strategy for every player to reveal his/her private information,: 244  i.e. given no information about what the others do, you fare best or at least not worse by being truthful.

SP is also called truthful or dominant-strategy-incentive-compatible (DSIC),: 415  to distinguish it from other kinds of incentive compatibility.

An SP game is not always immune to collusion, but its robust variants are; with group strategyproofness no group of people can collude to misreport their preferences in a way that makes every member better off, and with strong group strategyproofness no group of people can collude to misreport their preferences in a way that makes at least one member of the group better off without making any of the remaining members worse off.

Examples of use of truthful
1. I think I was completely truthful, truthful to the best of my knowledge.
2. The State Department insisted on a truthful, complete statement.
3. Talansky, 75, was adamant that his testimony has been truthful.
4. But what is the guarantee that those words are truthful?
5. Three were charged with being neither open nor truthful.