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-n. 2. tramp, march, mush, SI. schlepp; crawl, walk, snail's pace, turtle's pace, Jocular, turtles' stampede.
true, adj. 1. factual, actual, real, Obs. veritable, Brit. Dial, gradely, Both Archaic, sooth, soothfast; unimaginary, unfictitious, authentic, genuine, valid, sound, just, confirmed; sincere, earnest, truthful, veracious; literal, true to life, realistic, credible, believable, natural; honest, faithful, close, strict; pure, unadulterated, unexaggerated, unvarnished, unembellished.
2. loyal, faithful, allegiant, Scot. leal, true-hearted; steadfast, fast, steady, steady-going, unchanging, constant, incorruptible; staunch, true-blue, yeomanly, unwavering, unswerving, firm, stable, solid; supportive, devoted, pledged, dedicated, patriotic; dutiful, obedient.
3. reliable, trusted, dependable, good, trustworthy, trusty, tried and true; true to one's word, as good as one's word; unbought, unbribed, uncorrupted.
4. exact, precise, accurate, correct, unerring, Inf. on the mark, on target, on the money, Inf. right on, SI. spot on; on the button, on the dot, Inf. on the nose, SI. on the beam.
5. proper, right, straight, such as it should be.
6. rightful, just, lawful, legitimate, legal, licit, official, bona fide.
7. certain, sure, positive, definite; unfailing, infallible, inerrable, absolute. -adv. 8. truly, truthfully, honestly, sincerely; frankly, candidly, freely, straightforwardly, openly.
9. come true be realized, be fulfilled, be actualized, become a reality; happen, occur, come to pass.
-v. 10. adjust, regulate, fine-tune, tune in; fix, straighten, align; correct, rectify, set right,
true-blue, adj. 1. loyal, faithful, reliable, true. See - true (defs. 2, 3).
truehearted, adj. 1. faithful, loyal, true-blue, true, trustworthy, trusty, tried and true; reliable, dependable, stalwart, staunch, unwavering, unswerving, firm, stable; generous, good-hearted, kindly, without a mean bone in one's body.
2. sincere, open, open-hearted, candid, frank, forthright, straightforward; genuine, real, true, veracious, all wool and a yard wide; natural, unaffected, uncontrived, unpretentious, without airs; honest, honest as the day is long, aboveboard, up front, out front, SI. on the level, SI. on the up and up; straight, square, square-shooting, square-dealing, straight-shooting, fair and square; undeceiving, unfeigning, undissem-bling, like an open book,
truelove, n. 1. sweetheart, sweet, sweetie, love, beloved, love of one's life; darling, dear, dear one, dearest, honey, Inf. honeybun, Inf. sugar, Inf. sugar pie; heartthrob, heart's desire, one and only; lover, paramour, Fr. intime, Inf. boyfriend, girl friend; beau, swain, inamorato, Romeo, fianc6; best girl, steady girl, fiancee, inamorata; betrothed, intended; turtledove, angel, SI. sweet patootie, SI. tootsy-wootsy, Fr. petit chou.
2. friend, friend to all, Inf. good guy, Inf. nice guy, Inf. brick, prince of a fellow, gem.
truism, n. axiom, truth, verity, fact; commonplace, cliche, platitude, bromide; aphorism, apothegm, gnome, maxim.
trull, n. strumpet, harlot, whore, prostitute; hussy, slut, slattern; demirep, demimondaine, fallen woman, loose woman, wanton. See - prostitute (def. 1).
truly, adv. 1. really, in reality, actually, in actuality, in fact, de facto, in essence, essentially, intrinsically, in truth, truthfully.
2. genuinely, authentically, verifiably; certainly, surely, assuredly, decidedly; positively, absolutely, categorically, unquestionably, undoubtedly, unequivocally; beyond question, beyond a doubt, beyond the shadow of a doubt.
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