true
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tru:
troo
British pronunciation
/truː/

Definition & Meaning of "true"in English

01

according to reality or facts

true definition and meaning
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The statement she made about the project was true; everything was completed on time.
The report was true, reflecting the actual findings of the investigation.
02

deeply committed or loyal to a belief, cause, or principle

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The true fans of the team showed unwavering support, no matter the odds.
He was a true advocate for environmental justice, dedicating his life to the cause.
03

accurately positioned or aligned

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Make sure the picture frame is true before hanging it.
The carpenter adjusted the door so it would hang true.
04

having perfect harmony or pitch

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The singer hit a true note, stunning the audience with her perfect tone.
The piano 's strings were tuned to produce a true sound.
05

fitting a particular description or standard

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A true leader is one who serves others selflessly.
He is a true artist, creating masterpieces that resonate with the soul.
06

genuinely felt and honestly conveyed

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She gave him a true apology from the heart.
His words carried true appreciation for their help.
to true
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to adjust or align something to be straight or level

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The mechanic trued the wheels of the bike before the race.
The carpenter had to true the edges of the wooden board for the frame.
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The arrow flew true, hitting the target dead center.
The car drove true along the winding road.
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