true blue
/truː bluː/
noun
- A person who is extremely loyal and steadfast, especially in political or organizational support.
- As a true-blue, she has voted in every election for the last thirty years.
- The club's true-blues volunteer every weekend to keep the grounds clean.
- The party's true-blues gathered for the annual rally, waving flags and cheering.
adjective
- Completely loyal and faithful to a person, group, or cause; unwavering in support.
- Even when things got difficult, he remained true-blue to his friends.
- My grandfather was a true-blue supporter of the charity for over forty years.
- She is a true-blue fan of the local soccer team and never misses a game.
- Genuine, authentic, or typical of a particular kind, especially in a positive way.
- He's a true-blue country boy who loves fishing and hiking.
- The festival offered a true-blue taste of local culture and traditions.
- That old diner is a true-blue American institution, serving burgers and milkshakes since the 1950s.
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