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Meanings of too true in English
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Usage of too true in English
1
The ribald jest of the boy proves to be all too true.
2
The worst of it was that such assertions were only too true.
3
No, sir; it is true enough, and too true, I am afraid.
4
The entire history of asceticism proves this to be only too true.
5
What Manoel had said of the Loreto mosquitoes was only too true.
6
True, too true; no hero, indeed; anything in the wide world else!
7
It is too true, my lady-theLord have mercy upon us all.
8
That is what I have read, and it is only too true.
9
It may be too true, but it is not youthful nor hopeful.
10
Catherine is too good and too true herself to suspect others easily.
11
He was too wise and too true a dreamer to say that.
12
This is only too true, although normally we do not recognize it.
13
It was, however, but too true: one little plump arm hung powerless.
14
Emma knew this was too true for contradiction, and therefore said nothing.
15
It is too true, Hester, I can fully endorse what you say.
16
Running back, she found that what she had feared was too true.
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