Tried-and-true Definition

trīdən-tro͝o
adjective
Tested and proved to be worthy or good.
American Heritage
Proven by experience over time to be useful, effective, reliable, etc.
Webster's New World
(idiomatic) Well-established and tested; known to work or succeed based on extensive experience.
He liked to stick to tried and true methods in his garden.
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  • Wicker baskets-This is the tried and true traditional choice, but you can choose from a variety of colors.

  • And, since you 're always using the same tried-and-true formulas from the engineering handbook, the outcome is much more reliable.

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  • This type of motor home offers solid construction, tried-and-true designs and ease of handling - and is also one of the most budget-friendly motor home options.

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TTRTRI

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