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Meanings of more truthful in English

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Usage of more truthful in English
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I dare say I'm more truthful than you are in small ways.
Night and Day
2
He compares the two accounts stating that his was the more truthful.
The new yorker
3
I tell you, as a rule, women are more truthful than men.
Lectures of Col. R. G. Ingersoll, Volume I / Including His Answe...
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It would have been much more truthful to say that he was worried.
The Complete Rama Omnibus
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Did her words sound more truthful to Cass than to her own ears?
Good girls don't
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For his excuse to Mr. Nott was more truthful than most polite pretexts.
Frontier Stories
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Well, I'll give you another that is more truthful, and more ornamental too.
Flames
8
Whether it has become more truthful in the present days, remains an open question.
The Lifeboat
9
Or, to be more truthful, that he feared to face.
Mister Slaughter
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Far past a dangerous point, to be more truthful.
Speaks the Nightbird
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Maybe you'll feel more truthful tomorrow.' He ducked out.
Blood Rights
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The wonderful Washington was not more truthful than I.
The Way of Ambition
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Our myths seem to become more truthful the more we become convinced of their obsolescence.
The Irish Times
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His long, slightly bent nose and sharp chin and thin, tight mouth were more truthful.
The Cost
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Go, now, and pray for a more truthful tongue!
The Red Axe
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Children are often more truthful than their parents.
The Guardian
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