Definition for True-blue:

• Of inflexible honesty and fidelity; -- a term derived from the true, or Coventry, blue, formerly celebrated for its unchanging color. See True blue, under Blue.

Synonyms for True-blue:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • true-blue.
  •devoted (adjective)
  • consecrated,
  • zealous,
  • dear,
  • thoughtful,
  • fervid,
  • concerned,
  • adherent,
  • caring,
  • wild about,
  • devout,
  • loving,
  • constant,
  • doting,
  • affectionate,
  • crazy about,
  • fond.
  •faithful (adjective)
  • dyed-in-the-wool,
  • honest,
  • attached,
  • obedient,
  • unchanging,
  • incorruptible,
  • scrupulous,
  • on the level,
  • resolute,
  • steady,
  • unswerving,
  • unwavering,
  • straight,
  • veracious,
  • enduring,
  • circumspect,
  • conscientious,
  • fast,
  • confiding.
  •reliable (adjective)
  • determined,
  • positive,
  • stable,
  • there,
  • safe,
  • careful,
  • solid,
  • incorrupt,
  • sterling,
  • impeccable,
  • unequivocal,
  • responsible,
  • proved,
  • reputable,
  • sound,
  • tried,
  • predictable,
  • certain,
  • definite,
  • True-hearted,
  • candid,
  • strong,
  • decisive,
  • high-principled,
  • unimpeachable,
  • okay.
  •sincere (adjective)
  • guileless,
  • unaffected,
  • frank,
  • artless,
  • natural,
  • actual,
  • plain,
  • heartfelt,
  • honest to god,
  • outspoken,
  • forthright,
  • open,
  • regular,
  • like it is,
  • Meant,
  • unpretentious,
  • wholehearted,
  • serious,
  • earnest,
  • Undesigning,
  • real,
  • bona fide,
  • unfeigned,
  • no-nonsense.
  •staunch (adjective)
  • liege,
  • tough,
  • secure,
  • stout,
  • inflexible,
  • stalwart,
  • stiff.
  •steadfast (adjective)
  • immobile,
  • stubborn,
  • fixed,
  • adamant,
  • inexorable,
  • abiding,
  • persevering,
  • immovable,
  • unyielding,
  • obdurate,
  • established,
  • intent,
  • rigid,
  • unquestioning,
  • unmovable,
  • unfaltering,
  • unflinching,
  • single-minded,
  • changeless,
  • unqualified,
  • relentless,
  • bound,
  • unbending,
  • intense.
  •tried (adjective)
  • demonstrated,
  • used,
  • approved,
  • certified,
  • tested.
  •true (adjective)
  • truehearted,
  • no lie,
  • undistorted,
  • veridical.
  •true-blue (adjective)
  • dutiful,
  • genuine,
  • allegiant,
  • patriotic,
  • trustworthy,
  • honorable,
  • steadfast,
  • tried-and-true,
  • staunch,
  • sure,
  • trusty,
  • in good faith,
  • tried and true,
  • hard-core,
  • faithful,
  • ardent,
  • die-hard,
  • firm,
  • dedicated.
  •trustworthy/trusty (adjective)
  • ex-act,
  • most trustable,
  • be trusted,
  • ex act,
  • more trustable.
  •truthful (adjective)
  • plainspoken,
  • truth-telling.
  •upright (adjective)
  • up right,
  • up-right.
  •veracious (adjective)
  • straightarrow,
  • straight-arrow,
  • undeceptive,
  • straight arrow.
  •virtuous (adjective)
  • clean-living,
  • without reproach,
  • in the clear,
  • virtuous.

• n.

  •
  • fascist,
  • nazism,
  • fascism,
  • the National Front,
  • mccarthyism,
  • the Conservative Party,
  • the John Birch Society,
  • main street,
  • conservatism.

• Other synonyms:

  •adj.
  • devoted,
  • lovesome,
  • loyal,
  • moral,
  • moralistic,
  • reliable,
  • sincere,
  • true,
  • truthful,
  • upfront,
  • upright,
  • hard core,
  • gone on,
  • salt of the earth,
  • trustable,
  • Dead level,
  • Undissembled,
  • never-failing,
  • singleminded,
  • stuck on,
  • on one side,
  • always there,
  • behind one,
  • dead-level,
  • no fooling,
  • no nonsense,
  • on line,
  • on one's side,
  • on the line,
  • on up and up,
  • pretensionless,
  • rock solid,
  • salt of earth,
  • string along with,
  • sure enough,
  • to be trusted,
  • twenty-four carat,
  • up-front.
  •n.
  • committed,
  • dependable,
  • received,
  • recognized,
  • scriptural.

Antonyms for True-blue:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    false, irresolute, undependable, unreliable, traitorous, disloyal, treacherous, hesitant, unfaithful, fickle, untrue, shaky, perfidious, recreant, uncertain, wavering, irresponsible, dispassionate, faithless, vacillating, apathetic, uninterested, dubious, faltering, untrustworthy, inconstant.