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Definition of honest-to-God in English: honest-to-Godadjective informal attributive Genuine; real. an honest-to-God celebrity Example sentencesExamples - The honest-to-God truth is that nobody in Russia or the West knows what he is going to do as president.
- She's an honest-to-God psycho when it comes to those things.
- For two weeks I allowed myself foolish daydreams about going on an honest-to-God date.
- And I can tell when he's fibbing or when he's telling the honest-to-God truth.
- The flying was spread out over a couple of days and, at one point, he was doing a real, honest-to-God interview with me.
- If we are to judge journalism by the Washington press elite, it would appear that the art of honest-to-God investigative journalism is in retreat - and has been for some time.
- If, however, you're an honest-to-God psychic then I guess there's no point in seeing this; you already know what's going to happen.
- Everyone here treats them with honest-to-God conservative compassion, and they seem to be just fine with that.
- It had been years since an honest-to-God woman had been in his life.
- The embarrassing truth is that the book needed much more editorial care and honest-to-God desk editing.
- The honest-to-God truth was, he probably didn't care.
- It is an honest-to-God piece of calypso music, the tempo resolutely upbeat and the mood positively festive after the first couple of tracks.
- She knew the next question Shawn was going to ask, and intended to answer it with the honest-to-God truth.
- ‘I don't even know how to put this into words, to tell the honest-to-God truth,’ Harvick said after the win.
- She is a brash, abusive, and obnoxious woman who seems to think she's a real, honest-to-God filmmaker.
- The best solution is full-blooded, honest-to-God privatisation.
- It's a paragraph from an honest-to-God news item.
- Observers can debate whether the President considers his embellishments and misrepresentations to be the honest-to-God truth or whether he cynically hurls falsehoods to con the public.
- I'm not involved with anyone else, that's the honest-to-God truth.
- I'm looking forward to next semester, my first as an honest-to-God arts student.
exclamation informal Genuinely; really. ‘You mean you didn't know?’ ‘Honest to God!’
Definition of honest-to-God in US English: honest-to-Godadjectiveˌɑnəsttəˈɡɑdˌänəsttəˈɡäd informal attributive Genuine; real. an honest-to-God celebrity Example sentencesExamples - For two weeks I allowed myself foolish daydreams about going on an honest-to-God date.
- It had been years since an honest-to-God woman had been in his life.
- Everyone here treats them with honest-to-God conservative compassion, and they seem to be just fine with that.
- The flying was spread out over a couple of days and, at one point, he was doing a real, honest-to-God interview with me.
- If we are to judge journalism by the Washington press elite, it would appear that the art of honest-to-God investigative journalism is in retreat - and has been for some time.
- I'm not involved with anyone else, that's the honest-to-God truth.
- ‘I don't even know how to put this into words, to tell the honest-to-God truth,’ Harvick said after the win.
- It's a paragraph from an honest-to-God news item.
- Observers can debate whether the President considers his embellishments and misrepresentations to be the honest-to-God truth or whether he cynically hurls falsehoods to con the public.
- And I can tell when he's fibbing or when he's telling the honest-to-God truth.
- The best solution is full-blooded, honest-to-God privatisation.
- If, however, you're an honest-to-God psychic then I guess there's no point in seeing this; you already know what's going to happen.
- It is an honest-to-God piece of calypso music, the tempo resolutely upbeat and the mood positively festive after the first couple of tracks.
- The honest-to-God truth is that nobody in Russia or the West knows what he is going to do as president.
- The honest-to-God truth was, he probably didn't care.
- She knew the next question Shawn was going to ask, and intended to answer it with the honest-to-God truth.
- The embarrassing truth is that the book needed much more editorial care and honest-to-God desk editing.
- She's an honest-to-God psycho when it comes to those things.
- I'm looking forward to next semester, my first as an honest-to-God arts student.
- She is a brash, abusive, and obnoxious woman who seems to think she's a real, honest-to-God filmmaker.
exclamationˌɑnəsttəˈɡɑdˌänəsttəˈɡäd informal Genuinely; really. as exclamation “You mean you didn't know?” “Honest to God!”
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