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in fact
adjective as in actually
adverb as in de facto
adverb as in genuinely
adverb as in quite
adverb as in really
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adverb as in simply
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adverb as in substantially
adverb as in truly
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Weak matches
- accurately
- authentically
- beyond doubt
- beyond question
- confirmedly
- constantly
- correctly
- de facto
- devotedly
- factually
- faithfully
- firmly
- honorably
- in actuality
- in reality
- in truth
- loyally
- precisely
- reliably
- righteously
- staunchly
- steadily
- truthfully
- unequivocally
- veraciously
- veritably
- with all one's heart
- with devotion
- without a doubt
adverb as in verily
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- absolutely
- actually
- admittedly
- as a matter of fact
- assuredly
- authentically
- beyond doubt
- categorically
- certainly
- de facto
- easily
- fairly
- for fair
- for real
- genuinely
- honestly
- in actuality
- in effect
- in point of fact
- in reality
- indeed
- indubitably
- legitimately
- literally
- no ifs ands or buts
- nothing else but
- of course
- positively
- precisely
- surely
- truly
- truthfully
- undoubtedly
- unmistakably
- unquestionably
- well
Example Sentences
This, time may, in fact, be different—we may have a more sustained selloff driven by a recession, a geopolitical crisis, or even stagflation.
Her summation, in fact, ended with a lie.
“They have their flaws and their virtues; in fact, they have more flaws, especially Tulio, who is a villain, but he’s also the face of the show.”
But it is in fact an email a 40-year-old Dr Matt Morgan wrote to his wife, scared he would not survive the coronavirus pandemic on the intensive care ward at Cardiff's University Hospital of Wales.
"We see tobacco industry tactics playing out this morning, in fact, while we're on this call," he told an online press conference on Tuesday.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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