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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a true fan" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone who is genuinely passionate and dedicated to a particular interest, such as a sports team, musician, or movie franchise.
Example: "As a true fan of the band, I have attended every concert they have held in my city."
Alternatives: "a devoted fan" or "an avid supporter".
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But a true fan?
That is a true fan.
"I'm not a true fan," she acknowledged.
I finally became a true fan as an adult.
But I lack the passion of a true fan.
Mr. Philbin, too, sounded like a true fan.
For you – like me – are a true fan of overacting.
Wouldn't a true fan reuse a calendar from 1960?
All a true fan of the undersung could want, surely".
Make like a true fan and employ some grade A pub banter, of course.
A true fan will find all of this team-hopping contemptible; no doubt it is.
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