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That doesn't really solve the problem. For clarity's sake, you probably ought use "mostly true" and "mostly false".
"Mostly" is too strong a qualifier.
If you're looking for something that means "more than half", then "mostly" is a good choice. If you're looking for something that means "less than half", then you have the problem that "<qualifier> true" means less true than "<qualifier> false".