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Word

truest

US/ˈtɹuɪst/

UK/tɹˈuːəst/

Definition

adj. the most accurate or real version of something. You use this to describe the best or most honest example of a quality.

adj. the superlative form of 'true', indicating the highest degree of accuracy, reality, or sincerity.

Examples

“This is the truest version of the story.”

“The truest test of a leader's character comes during a crisis when they must make difficult decisions.”

“While many historical accounts are shaped by the victor's perspective, this particular manuscript is considered the truest reflection of the era's daily life and social tensions.”

Examples

simple

“This is the truest version of the story.”

contextual

“The truest test of a leader's character comes during a crisis when they must make difficult decisions.”

complex

“While many historical accounts are shaped by the victor's perspective, this particular manuscript is considered the truest reflection of the era's daily life and social tensions.”

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Level
B2 · Upper Intermediate
Frequency
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