True; in accordance with truth; not false or fictitious. In predicative use.

Soothful, truthful; true, real, etc.

In accordance or conformity with the truth; true, veracious; †just, equitable.

True, straight, unfaltering, sure. Now somewhat archaic.

True, genuine; real, actual; exact, accurate; very (truth). Of a blow or shot: Well-aimed, hitting the mark. ? Obsolete.

True, very. Obsolete. rare.

Of truth: exact, simple, real, actual.

Real, genuine, authentic; not false or spurious; that rightly or properly bears the name. Also: in accordance with or approaching an ideal example…

True; truthful, veracious.

Corresponding to actuality; true. Frequently in real facts, real story.

True.

of verity (used predicatively): True. Scottish. Obsolete. (Cf. 3b.)

Veritable, correct.

In accordance with fact, truth, or reason; free from error; exact, true, accurate; right. Said also of persons, in reference to their statements…

Esp. of an idea, artistic representation, etc.: characterized by truth; corresponding with fact or reality; true to life; accurate, exact.

Chiefly colloquial and regional. Characterized by truth; truthful, true. Now rare.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

(a) perpendicular; (b) colloquial exact, complete; true, trustworthy; also as quasi-adv. (i) truthfully, honestly; = C. 6; (ii) U.S., unmixed…