expr main <(true to [my, your, his, her, its, our, their, one's] words), words>
let message "Replace the plural `words` with the idiomatic singular form when someone stays true to a promise."
let description "Normalizes phrasing around `true to <possessive>` so it follows the conventional `true to one's word`."
let kind "Style"
let becomes "word"
test "She was true to her words." "She was true to her word."
test "He stays TRUE to his words daily." "He stays TRUE to his word daily."
test "We're true to our words even when it's hard." "We're true to our word even when it's hard."
test "You're true to your words, no matter what." "You're true to your word, no matter what."
test "I try to be true to my words." "I try to be true to my word."
test "They remain true to their words after the announcement." "They remain true to their word after the announcement."
test "True to one's words, the promise held." "True to one's word, the promise held."
test "True to its words, the contract stands." "True to its word, the contract stands."
test "He has been true to her words through thick and thin." "He has been true to her word through thick and thin."
test "They were true to THEIR words, so the customers celebrated." "They were true to THEIR word, so the customers celebrated."
test "One stays true to one's words while keeping a diary." "One stays true to one's word while keeping a diary."
test "I'm true to my words." "I'm true to my word."
test "True to your words, you resumed the pledge." "True to your word, you resumed the pledge."
allows "She was true to her word."
allows "They were true to the words they heard in class."
allows "Being true to your word is the goal."
allows "The article praised her true words."
allows "Our team is true to the word we said earlier."