Big
True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
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Big Bad Wannabe: Prince Fang could be seen as this, he was rarely a true threat (despite what people thought of him) and eventually had to join up with toilet toucher to become a true threat.
Source: Lets Play / Venturian Tale -
Big Brother Mentor: Dick Grayson, true to form, takes this role in 2.0, despite being a good fifty years or so older than Terry.
Source: Comicbook / Batman Beyond - It later becomes a plot point, when Maeve's straightforwards explanation turns out to be a big old case of too good to be true.
Source: Literature / Cold Days
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