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true-life
[ troo-lahyf ]
adjective
- similar to everyday life; realistic:
true-life episodes.
true-life
adjective
- directly comparable to reality
a true-life romance
Word History and Origins
Origin of true-life1
Example Sentences
He speaks to law enforcement and users about their true life experiences—and just how the Mexican cartels dominate the trade.
To further shore up his case for rehabilitation, Schwarzenegger has penned Total Recall: My Unbelievably True Life Story.
To tell true-life stories as narrative, often serialized entertainment, a significant amount of craft is involved.
An Educationby Lynn Barber The true life memoir that inspired the Oscar-nominated movie.
To take part in this true life, man should renounce his personal will for the will of the Father, who gives this life to man.
They who are disgusted of life are those who consider not the true life, but the life which is mingled with death.
That life of the mind, which is our true life, had to change its point of view in order to meet and cope with the newcomer.
Both together are the direct opposite of those fruits of the spirit in which the true life of the Church consists.
Nay, the most sincere Christians need constant renewing in the light of first principles and by the spirit of true life.
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