シンノ
Meanings
Pre-noun adjective
1. true; real; genuine; proper; utter
Money can't buy true happiness.
Pitch accent
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Composed of
truth; reality; seriousness; truth; printed style writing; star performer
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
pitch-darkness
true friend
proper subelement
Examples (29 in total)
What is true pleasure?
True friendships don't exist.
Money can't buy true happiness.
A true friendship is more valuable than money.
Nobody can disrupt true friendships.
The true makers of history are the masses.
Our true nationality is mankind.
This symphony is a real masterpiece.
Words can't convey my true feelings.
A true friend would advise you.
Our teacher is a gentleman in the true sense of the word.
She sniffed out his true intentions, huh.
Tom is not a true Scotsman.
True friendship is priceless.
I have no other true friend than you.
I wanted to meet a really mature woman.
However, it was not certain whether it had truly been sealed in the real sense.
Then we could achieve international peace in the true sense of the word.
I very nearly became a real criminal.
His words gave rise to doubts concerning his true intentions.
The true gifts of Christmas are love and peace. You cannot buy them in a store.
No matter how rich you are, you can't buy true love.
Even now, we still doubt that he is the real murderer.
A painter only becomes a true painter by practicing his craft.
I fail to understand his true aim.
I think that this is the true way of living as a human being.
A true scientist would not distort facts.
True science teaches us to doubt and to abstain from ignorance.
Nothing in the world gives people so much real pleasure as having a happy family.