true nature

collocation in English

meanings of trueand nature

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true
adjective
uk /truː/ us /truː/
(especially of facts or statements) right and not ...
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nature
noun
uk /ˈneɪ.tʃər/ us /ˈneɪ.tʃɚ/
all the animals, plants, rocks, etc. in the world and all the features, forces, and processes that happen or exist independently of people, such as the weather, the sea, mountains, the production of young animals or plants, ...
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Examples of true nature

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However, we are still unsure about its truenature.
Now ignorance of the truenature of happiness is pretty clearly a defect in the agent.
The truenature of computational complexity may be learnt from the quantum complexity theory.
However, despite this theoretical progress, the truenature of the observed confined states remains a puzzle.
The truenature of their underlying disease was realized only after postmortem examination.
Afterwards, the two friends discuss the truenature of music and musical instruments at length.
The present paper confirms the truenature of this basophilic cellular invasion.
This phenomenon needs to be examined further in order to determine its truenature.
The truenature of the subjectification process has not been established.
We could live with the view that experience misleads us as to the truenature of color.
That is to say, the generality of a model depends on the truenature of the target(s).
By studying the characteristics of the resulting interactions, important clues emerge as to the truenature of this engagement.
But we must be clear about whose problem it is, and what the truenature of the problem is.
The truenature of his underlying disease was revealed only after the examination of the heart at autopsy.
At this ironic but forceful flood of eulogies, we need no power of imagination to understand his truenature.
By subsequently introducing the explicit phase lag of earlier models, the truenature and implications of this lag are revealed.
The consciousness is precisely the consciousness of a humanity that has fallen short of its truenature.
However, the truenature of his distress was only gradually exposed through hypnosis (which he entered very easily).
It was thought of as stimulating, thus encouraging its residents to be investigative of their truenature.
Loving woman is thus an act of egoism and cruelty which, in idealising her, fails to recognise her truenature.
Discovering the truenature of an event in her own past may well be accompanied by a rush of emotion.
That shows their truenature.
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That is the truenature of inflation.
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