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trueful

trueful adjective: loyal, faithful.

Adjective

trueful (comparative more trueful, superlative most trueful)

  1. (rare) loyal, faithful

Forms of trueful

comparativemore trueful
superlativemost trueful

Origin of trueful

From Middle English truful, trewful, trewfull, from Old English ġetrēowfull (“faithful, holding the faith”), equivalent to true + -ful.

Words formed from trueful

Questions about trueful

What does trueful mean?
Trueful means loyal, faithful.
What part of speech is trueful?
Trueful is an adjective.

Words near trueful in the dictionary

  1. trued
  2. trued up
  3. truefan
  4. truefans
  5. truefen
  6. trueful
  7. truefully
  8. truefulness
  9. truehearted
  10. trueheartedly
  11. trueheartedness

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