Exact
Exact adjective - Being in agreement with the truth or a fact or a standard.
Usage example: maybe I wasn't being very exact when I said I had done it a million times—but it sure seemed like it
False
False adjective - Not being in agreement with what is true.
Usage example: early reports about the explosion contained much false information
Both words in one sentence
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False Confession: Spike repeats Pinkie's exact phrasing so he can get the gems she's bribing him with, and is oblivious to her Sanity Slippage.
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Sleuth was probably the only example in cinema history to do the exact opposite of this and pad out the opening credits with false names.
Source: Not Named in Opening Credits - False pregnancy, or pseudocyesis, is the exact inversion of this trope in real life (and sometimes even in fiction.)
Source: But I Can't Be Pregnant!
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