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truly

[troo-lee] / ˈtru li /


Example Sentences

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It’s been suggested that if the low rent is truly an issue, could we “gift” him the difference?

From MarketWatch

The International Federation of Robotics thinks it could take 20 years before domestic bots become truly useful and accepted.

From BBC

But even with the tip sheet, the study subjects said in interviews that they didn’t strongly prefer the truly local over the manufactured sites.

From Los Angeles Times

"For over 50 years, Derek was a truly authentic working-class voice in British television and film," it went on.

From BBC

"We can be so proud of ourselves and we really deserve to celebrate this. It was truly one of the best weeks of my life."

From Barron's