be true to

Frequency: 7.519.8 per million words

To be loyal or faithful to a person, principle, or promise.

trueVERB + true (faithful)

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Examples (10)

  • He was true to his word, and turned up on time.
  • She remained true to her principles throughout her career.
  • He has stayed true to his promise despite the difficulties.
  • It's crucial to always be true to yourself.
  • The film aims to be true to the original novel.
  • Will you be true to your heart and follow your dreams?
  • Despite the challenges, they were true to their commitment.
  • To earn trust, one must be true to their word.
  • The leader vowed to be true to the people's needs.
  • I hope you will always be true to your friends.