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In plain words
When a person simply does not act that way, the wise call it adambhitva — freedom from pretence. And it means this: you speak only of what you have seen with your own eyes, and what you have heard correctly. That much, and nothing more.
Close to the Sanskrit
A person's not acting in that way, the wise know as adambhitva — freedom from pretence; and the speaking of that alone which has been seen by oneself and rightly heard.