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trueheartedness

trueheartedness noun: the quality of being true-hearted.

Noun

trueheartedness (uncountable)

  1. The quality of being true-hearted.
    • Instead, he leads a various host with independent minds, likely at any moment to break out into disputes, yet bound together not only by danger but also by trueheartedness; the quarrelsomeness of the French is of a different nature altogether.1968, William Shakespeare, A. Humphreys, Henry V

Origin of trueheartedness

From truehearted + -ness.

Questions about trueheartedness

What does trueheartedness mean?
Trueheartedness means the quality of being true-hearted.
What part of speech is trueheartedness?
Trueheartedness is a noun.

Words near trueheartedness in the dictionary

  1. trueful
  2. truefully
  3. truefulness
  4. truehearted
  5. trueheartedly
  6. trueheartedness
  7. truehood
  8. truehoods
  9. trueing
  10. trueish
  11. trueism

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