Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
to ring true
Idiomatic Phrase
/tuː rɪŋ truː/

Definition
To appear to be genuine or accurate.

Examples
- Her story about her childhood experiences really rings true to me.
- After hearing the evidence, his explanation began to ring true.
- When the expert spoke on the topic, her advice rang true among the audience.

Meaning
When something rings true, it seems credible and aligns with what is known or expected. It often refers to statements or claims that feel honest or sincere.

Synonyms
- seem credible
- seem honest
- feel accurate
- resonate