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Definitions from the WebTerm: half-trueAdjective: Describing a statement or claim that is partially accurate or valid, but also partially false or misleading. Example sentence: The politician's speech contained some half-true statements about his accomplishments. Noun: Referring to a situation or story that contains both true and false elements. Example sentence: The article was filled with half-truths, making it difficult to distinguish fact from fiction. Adverb: Indicating that a certain action or behavior is being performed in a way that is partially true and partially false. Example sentence: She half-truthfully claimed to have finished her work, while there were still pending tasks on her desk. Related products: | ||||
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