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no word of a lie

Toronto phrase
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Meaning & Definition

An emphatic phrase used to assure someone that what is being said is completely true and not an exaggeration.

Example Usage
« No word of a lie, I saw Drake at the mall yesterday. »
Honestly, I saw Drake at the mall yesterday.
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