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truly

[troo-lee] / ˈtru li /


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Perhaps I realized, fittingly, this is the only time of year I truly crave carrot soup.

From Salon

The UK and Italy were the only countries in the world making "truly luxury cars" he told BBC News, adding that "the United Kingdom is really, really good at the luxury car business."

From BBC

Because astronomers understand how bright these events truly are, they can calculate both their distance from Earth and how fast they are moving away.

From Science Daily

So the best comparison is to the only truly national election in the U.S.

From Salon

"I am an individual with many faults and shortcomings and truly a minor seminarian," he admitted in his first speech in office.

From BBC