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truly
adverb as in really, doubtlessly
Strongest matches
absolutely, actually, definitely, exactly, genuinely, honestly, legitimately, positively, rightly, sincerely, surely, very
Weak matches
accurately, authentically, beyond doubt, beyond question, confirmedly, constantly, correctly, de facto, devotedly, factually, faithfully, firmly, honorably, in actuality, in fact, in reality, in truth, loyally, precisely, reliably, righteously, staunchly, steadily, truthfully, unequivocally, veraciously, veritably, with all one's heart, with devotion, without a doubt
Example Sentences
The first-ever novel he wrote was “truly terrible,” Sparks says, and has never been published.
“You could lose your whole job and your career and everything, but also just the isolation of it all is truly sad, which really helped in all of his scenes following that moment,” says Parker.
"We in no way supported him or agreed with any of his actions in the past four years. We are truly sorry for all that you had to endure."
Mr Hussein replied: "Allah is truly vigilant over them."
"The pecking order is well and truly set," according to Green, who played 12 times for England from 2005 to 2012.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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