be true
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v.i.Intransitive VerbTo accord with fact or reality.
The rumors turned out to be true.
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo remain loyal and faithful.
He asked if she would be true to him while he was away.
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo be accurate or exact.
The instrument needs to be true to give accurate readings.
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How About That...
- I read that on an online website, so it must be true, right, J.K.?
I read that on an online website, so it must be true, right, J.K.?
- I read that on an online website so it must be true! (roasted)
I read that on an online website so it must be true! (roasted)
Why Your Friends Have More Friends Than You
- If our friends have more friends than us then the paradox can't possibly be true for them as well, right?
If our friends have more friends than us then the paradox can't possibly be true for them as well, right?
- the paradox can’t possibly be true for them as well, right?
the paradox can’t possibly be true for them as well, right?
Viral Marketing | Facebook Marketing | Social Media Marketing
- Sounds too good to be true?
Sounds too good to be true?
- sounds too good to be true
sounds too good to be true
BBC 6 Minute English Aug 06, 2015 - Chins
- He uses a word that means this theory is likely to be true.
He uses a word that means this theory is likely to be true.
- He uses a word that means this theory is likely to be true.
He uses a word that means this theory is likely to be true.
Forced Positivity on YouTube
- THEN IT HAS TO BE TRUE!
THEN IT HAS TO BE TRUE!
The Truth Behind ‘Unlimited’ Vacation Plans
- So did you find the Holy Grail of companies? Or is unlimited PTO too good to be true?
So did you find the Holy Grail of companies? Or is unlimited PTO too good to be true?
Food Theory: Costco DOESN’T Save You Money!
- Yeah, might be true in every other case, but the next time you hear this from a friend or a coworker, you just send them straight over to Costco.
Yeah, might be true in every other case, but the next time you hear this from a friend or a coworker, you just send them straight over to Costco.
Why McDonald's won fries
- That may well be true, but you know, again, like I said at the beginning, this video isn't really about the taste.
That may well be true, but you know, again, like I said at the beginning, this video isn't really about the taste.
Michelle Obama Oregon State Commencement Address
- Now, growing up, my parents always told me and Craig to be true to ourselves.
Now, growing up, my parents always told me and Craig to be true to ourselves.
How can you spot a TikTok wellness scam? - What in the World podcast, BBC World Service
- It would be much more popular than it is, first of all. Your doctor would recommend it. Usually if it's a really simple solution, it doesn't tend to be something that works. The last thing I really like to look out for is a lot of wellness influencers will say things like, your doctor doesn't want you to know this, or they're hiding this from you. It's when you get into those sort of like conspiratorial ways of thinking that, once again, it doesn't tend to be true.
It would be much more popular than it is, first of all. Your doctor would recommend it. Usually if it's a really simple solution, it doesn't tend to be something that works. The last thing I really like to look out for is a lot of wellness influencers will say things like, your doctor doesn't want you to know this, or they're hiding this from you. It's when you get into those sort of like conspiratorial ways of thinking that, once again, it doesn't tend to be true.
- The last thing I really like to look out for is a lot of wellness influencers will say things like, "Your doctor doesn't want you to know this," or "They're hiding this from you." It's when you get into those sort of, like, conspiratorial ways of thinking that, once again, it doesn't tend to be true.
The last thing I really like to look out for is a lot of wellness influencers will say things like, "Your doctor doesn't want you to know this," or "They're hiding this from you." It's when you get into those sort of, like, conspiratorial ways of thinking that, once again, it doesn't tend to be true.