true

US /truː/

UK /truː/

1.

in accordance with fact or reality

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The story he told was completely true.

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Is it true that you're moving to another city?

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accurate correct factual verifiable

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false untrue

2.

loyal or faithful

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He remained true to his principles.

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A true friend will always support you.

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loyal faithful devoted steadfast

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disloyal unfaithful

1.

accurately or precisely

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The arrow flew true to its target.

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The machine must be set true for optimal performance.

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accurately precisely exactly correctly

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inaccurately falsely

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true crime come true hold true tried-and-true ring true too good to be true show someone in their true colors