Complete
True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
- The law simply states that by knowing the true and complete name of a phenomenon or entity gives you complete control over it (This law is responsible for things like I Know Your True Name).
Source: The Laws of Magic -
The fanbase is somewhat divided on the issue of whether her story is true or a complete fabrication.
Source: Crazy Memory - In Xenocide, Ender refuses to Speak the death of Quim, not because the deceased would have disapproved (though he would have), but because Ender felt there was nothing to say — Quim's life was true and complete, and he died spreading the Gospel, as he'd have wished.
Source: A Good Way to Die
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