True
True adjective - Being exactly as appears or as claimed.
Both words in one sentence
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They are valued assets, but ultimately expendable, and not considered to be true members of the guilds that trained them.
Source: Literature / The Iron Teeth -
The chronicles of 16th century sea-life describe swimming and free-diving as valued skills because they were so rare—something true even in the heyday of this trope in the early nineteenth century.
Source: Wooden Ships and Iron Men -
In The Baroque Cycle, various members of the True Companions of escaped galley slaves have been throwing their most valued possessions into the center of a circle to demonstrate their loyalty to the Plan.
Source: Macho Masochism
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