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Definition of truthy in English English dictionary
- Faithful; true
c. 1800, J. H. Colls, Theodore:You ... are afraid Theodore your sweetheart shouldn't prove truthy.
- Truthful, or seeming to be true
- Truthful
- Truthful. Used ironically, to suggest a disregard for truth
- Truthful; likely; probable
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() From truth + -y. First attested in early 19th century; reintroduced into modern use by Stephen Colbert in 2005.Resimler
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