Meanings
- uncountableThe quality of being true-hearted.
Instead, he leads a various host with independent minds, likely at any moment to break out into disputes, yet bound together not only by danger but also by trueheartedness; the quarrelsomeness of the French is of a different nature altogether.
1968, William Shakespeare, A. Humphreys, Henry V
Origin
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