truer

adj.

真的，确实的；

1. "Your lawyer should have told you you were making a big mistake.""He did, and he never said a truer word. But I thought I knew better."
   "你的律师应该告诉你犯了个大错误。""他告诉我了。他说是对的，但我认为我比他更清楚。
2. She spoke truer than she knew.
   她说的比她了解的更接近事实。

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