Pronunciation: /truː seɪ/
noun a statement or assertion that is true or accurate
A1 True say is when someone speaks the truth.
A2 I always appreciate true say in conversations.
B1 She always gives her true say on important matters.
B2 His true say about the situation was refreshing.
C1 The professor's true say on the topic was highly respected.
C2 Her true say in the debate was eloquent and insightful.
verb to speak truthfully or accurately
A1 I true say that I like pizza.
A2 She true says she will be there on time.
B1 We true say that honesty is the best policy.
B2 He true said he would help us with the project.
C1 The scientist true says that the experiment was a success.
C2 The professor true said that the theory had been proven correct.
formal It is a true say that the company's profits have been steadily increasing over the past few quarters.
informal True say, I think we should go grab some lunch together.
slang True say, that movie was lit!
figurative In the world of politics, it's often hard to determine what is a true say and what is simply a manipulation of the truth.
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