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UK
/tɹˈuːnəs/
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NOUN
- the quality of being loyal
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conformity to reality or actuality
he was famous for the truth of his portraits
they debated the truth of the proposition
the situation brought home to us the blunt truth of the military threat
he turned to religion in his search for eternal verities -
exactness of adjustment
I marveled at the trueness of his aim
How To Use trueness In A Sentence
- Granted, there is a trueness of voice in those who have experienced first-hand the hours of relentless boredom punctuated by moments of abject terror that is combat, or law enforcement, for that matter.
- According to what they are, does the trueness or falseness which the idea harbored come to light. Meaning of Truth
- But at the same time, these assumed distances have another function whereby they are deployed as some sort of supportive argument for the "trueness" of the heliocentric hypothesis. Undefined
- The data used in this research are from questionnaires and interviews which guarantee their trueness.
- 'trueness' in the sense of 'truth' as proposed by me. Meaning of Truth
- This film was brilliant in its trueness to the story.
- Of course, he does not remain faithful to all of the principles contained therein, however much he repeatedly emphasizes his trueness and constancy, but the essential goals remain the same.
- The azygous daydream Evropean woman of a advantage experience who they faculty find is joined with the accompany of experience which affect them sufficiency, which gives them trueness compassion. Article directories Celibataire Urbaine
- Of the heavy silence, she thinks it is part of the trueness of their love.
- I don't believe there's any but the one kind of trueness," said Felicity. The Story Girl
