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Meanings of truehearted in English

Unwavering in devotion to friend or vow or cause.

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Examples for "fast"
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A similar fast-charge network for Europe will be announced later this year.
Reuters
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For particularly serious crimes, including alleged terrorism, the process can be fast-tracked.
The Guardian
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At times of great stress, comfort food and fast food are best.
Radio NZ
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They bring construction work and good jobs in the fast-growing tech industry.
Wired
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Our health, our economy, our income, even cooked food and fast food.
The South African
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Europe and North America are the firm's fastest growing markets, it said.
Reuters
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But industry sources and state oil firm NNPC say production is continuing.
Reuters
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He also said the firm aimed for 50 million customers a year.
Reuters
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Of course, that's true everywhere, including any law firm you might join.
Anthill: a novel
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A social impact firm to continue her work engaging the private sector.
Ebony
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They know, of course, that each is loyal to a different government.
The Guardian
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Local authorities say the news, if true, has not reached loyal followers.
Reuters
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I expect he will remain loyal to this strategy, said one diplomat.
Reuters
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Elections in 2008 brought a strongly conservative parliament deeply loyal to Khamenei.
Reuters
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However, he faced unprecedented protests in 2011 from a usually loyal army.
Reuters
Usage of truehearted in English
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But "once a friend always a friend" is the truehearted man's motto.
Problems of Conduct: An Introductory Survey of Ethics
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"I will go in and see her," said the lighthearted but truehearted woman.
Charlemont; Or, The Pride of the Village. a Tale of Kentucky
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"If you are truehearted, you will see things you will not easily forget."
A Voyage to Arcturus
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Truehearted through the time