Not False Crossword Clue

Latest updated: 12-10-2018
Below are possible answer for quick crossword clue: not false. We have 2 answers for not false in our database.

Possible answers to not false

REAL
- Actual
- Authentic
- Based on fact
- Bona fide
- Even free mail is authentic
- Existing as fact
- Existing in fact
TRUE
- Accurate
- Authentic kind of blue
- Based on fact
- Conforming to fact
- Conforming with reality
- Existing in fact
- Factual

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