Collocations with "true"

used to state that something is provably true

indicating that the core of a statement is accurate, even if not every detail is.

Used to emphasize that a statement is based on facts.

Genuine and real happiness, not superficial.

Emphasizes the genuine and sincere romantic nature of a person.

Refers to the occupation or career for which a person is truly suited.

The actual reason for an action, not a false one.

The genuine enemy, not someone or something else mistakenly identified as such.

describes a talent that is completely genuine

Genuine and sincere loyalty.

Similar to 'real', emphasizes genuine expertise.

Used to emphasize that a statement is particularly true, or true for two separate reasons.

a sincere and genuine feeling

A follower who is genuine and completely loyal.

Refers to genuine and profound excellence.

Indicates genuine and admirable courage and determination.

a genuine or authentic source of motivation

the factually correct understanding of something

Emphasizes the genuine and significant innovative role of a person.

Accurate according to the facts or rules, but potentially misleading in a broader context.

Referring to the entirety of a terrible situation or event.

a political system that is truly democratic in its principles and practice

used to strongly state that something is a fact

A genuine and honest admission of guilt.

Refers to the authentic, core quality of something.

authentic and principled leadership