The truth will out Meaning in English
expression
Definition
This expression means that eventually, the real facts or secrets will be revealed, even if someone tries to hide them.
Usage & Nuances
This is a proverb or old-fashioned saying. Used mainly in formal, literary, or serious contexts when talking about secrets eventually being revealed. Synonyms: 'truth comes out,' 'you can't hide the truth.' Don’t use in casual everyday speech unless emphasizing inevitability.
Example Sentences
No matter how hard you try to hide it, the truth will out.
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People believe that the truth will out in the end.
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She hoped her lie would stay hidden, but the truth will out.
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You can't keep it a secret forever—the truth will out sooner or later.
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When the scandal broke, it proved that the truth will out, no matter what.
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They tried to cover it up, but you know how it is—the truth will out eventually.
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