ADJECTIVE
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marked by unswerving loyalty
a reliable true-blue country club conservative
a true-blue American
How To Use true-blue In A Sentence
- If you two are true-blue, before long you'll feel like you were never even apart.
- They want control of the company to remain in true-blue hands.
- Aides point out that, in 2001, they took both Tony Benn's old seat in Chesterfield and true-blue Guildford.
- Plus, people will wonder: If you aren't loyal to your own sis, what kind of a true-blue bud could you possibly be?
- It had been taken that when eligible to vote, she would vote as Daddy voted, which was straight down the line, true-blue Tory. THE ENDLESS GAME
- Do not fault me, for all I did was to write a true-blue account of what happened.
- Take time to get to know him, and by all means, let him get to know the true-blue you.
- a true-blue American
- After a wild romp, Daisy trots home to curl up with her new, true-blue best friend. A Prize Winner With a Poignant Sense of Loss
- She remained a true-blue friend through thick and thin, and I was so in love with her and Britta, and that led to complications.