True-life synonyms

tro͝o'līf'

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lifelike
Resembling that of actual life
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natural
(Of sexual intercourse) Without a condom.
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naturalistic
Imitating or producing the effect or appearance of nature.
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realistic
Of or relating to the representation of objects, actions, or social conditions as they actually are:
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true
The definition of true is being loyal, something that is real, factually correct, accurate or provable.
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x-black (related)
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full-scene (related)
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XVGA (related)
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redemptive (related)
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self-revealing (related)
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inner life (related)
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well-told (related)
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fictionalise (related)
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semi-fictional (related)
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truthful
Telling the truth; presenting the facts; veracious; honest
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real (related)
Free of pretense, falsehood, or affectation:
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True-life Sentence Examples

  • - In the Hydromedusae the medusa-individual occurs, as already stated, in one of two conditions, either as an independent organism leading a true life c2 a2 in the open seas, or as a subordinate individuality in the hydroid c colony, from which it is never set free; it then becomes a mere reproductive appendage or gono- phore, losing suc FIG.

  • The present world was but temporary, and their true life was in the future.

  • Hopper: a True Life (1853), The Progress of Religious Ideas through Successive Ages (3 vols., 1855), Autumnal Leaves (1857), Looking Toward Sunset (1864), The Freedman's Book (1865), A Romance of the Republic (1867), and Aspirations of the World (1878).

  • A mighty power impelled men to deny themselves in the service of others, and to find in this service their own true life.

  • Thus he describes the body (which, after Epicurus, he calls the flesh) as a mere husk or fetter or prison of the soul; with its departure begins the soul's true life.

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