true

adjective
  1. In accordance with fact or reality; not false or erroneous. adjective
    The statement he made was true.
    It is true that the Earth orbits the Sun.
  2. Genuine; real; not counterfeit. adjective
    She wore a necklace made of true pearls.
    The painting was confirmed to be a true masterpiece.
  3. Loyal or faithful; steadfast in allegiance or affection. adjective
    He is a true friend who always supports me.
    She remained true to her principles despite the pressure.
  4. Accurate or exact; conforming to a standard or pattern. adjective
    The carpenter ensured the table was true to the design.
    The compass needle points true north.
  5. Properly so called; rightly named. adjective
    He is a true artist, capturing emotions in his work.
    The true meaning of the word was revealed through context.
  6. To make level, square, balanced, or concentric. verb
    He trued the wheels of the bicycle.
    The mechanic trued the engine's alignment.