TRUE
నిజమైన
definition
adverb
Hobson spoke truer than he knew
truly.
Despite the distance and the wind, Hooper had aimed true .
accurately or without variation.
verb
He begins the laborious process by truing the radius of the front strap and then meticulously laying out line after line of the finely cut checkering.
bring (an object, wheel, or other construction) into the exact shape, alignment, or position required.
adjective
a true story
in accordance with fact or reality.
it was a true depiction
accurate or exact.
example
they've got so much money it's not 'true'
It was 'true' that Markhus's house was the closest of the three, and school did start in a matter of hours.
The incorrect orientation occurs when the antennas are oriented at 10 degrees 'true' north when they should have been oriented at 0 degrees true north.
Introducing the members of his team and the cast at a function, Bala said that the film would depict love in its 'true' sense.
Limerick have a reputation for being tough and honest and 'true' competitors, and they showed that today.
The support of your 'true' friends should help you get through it all.
If this is true of power generation, it is doubly 'true' of agriculture.
And to hold up the Virgin Mary as the only example of a 'true' , honest woman and to show this as the ideal can not be right.
Well, that might be 'true' for the house that Michael built, but let us be clear that there are alternatives.
the wall was out of 'true'
Despite the distance and the wind, Hooper had aimed 'true' .
If she wanted to do it I was here to give her moral support like a 'true' friend should.
the wall wasn't 'true'
it's 'true' that he was here
But chance brought her face to face with the 'true' intentions of her captors.
This is likely to be especially 'true' of drugs that are highly innovative and reach beyond current classes of medication.
The fanatics turn to extremism, which has really no basis in the 'true' religion at all.
A real giveaway to the 'true' nature of comedians is the complex mixture of alcohol, nicotine and caffeine they need to perform.
Affirmative action in its 'true' sense is not illegal and not a problem in the least.
So, to travel 45 degrees 'true' in that area, you'd steer 61 degrees on the compass.
He spoke 'true' r than he knew, or else he had foreseen the course of events.
you're a 'true' friend
a 'true' account
This is most 'true' of the opening stories in the collection, but also occurs at intervals throughout the book.
If you make something special and powerful and honest and 'true' , you will succeed.
It need cost nothing at all and any couple who have made such a commitment are, in the 'true' sense of the word, married.
He often acted the ham, but his 'true' self came through at times like this, too.
that's possibly 'true' but ...
He values dedication and long service and is a company man in the 'true' sense of the word.
I do not think 'true' religion can be irrational, but it certainly can be more than rational.
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