truly
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- adverb
- /ˈtruːli/
:
realmente
- Speaking in front of seven people was truly terrifying to me.
- truly believe
- truly appreciate
- truly understand
I guess you could say this truly is our town.
- I guess you could say this truly is our town.
- And you know, what is at stake is truly profound.
- Now one thing that truly changed my life this month.
- She was living in that moment and truly valued that night.
- The question to ask is, do you truly love him?
- Lester Holt did ask Trump at least one truly unfair question.
- And this global presence has had a truly global impact.
- So other is no longer truly other to it.
- And then we've got a cosmic, truly, truly cosmic set of mysteries.
- And is space truly as empty as it seems?
Examples
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I want to do it with someone I truly love.
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The question to ask is, do you truly love him?
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I guess you could say this truly is our town.
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If you judge by what you see, then am I truly free?
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How much time do you need to truly put yourself first?
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Thank you all so much, truly so so much for watching.
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And this global presence has had a truly global impact.
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At that time the tiny village was truly stuck in the Middle Ages.
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And for most everyday design, engineering, and manufacturing tasks, the products truly are powerful and robust.
Academic text (2011) -
This painting is truly a masterpiece that captures the beauty of nature.
Synonyms
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Shows that something is true or certain
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To show that something is really true even if surprising
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1.1
Said when you want to stress that you really mean what you say
221
2.3
To show you are telling the truth or how you really feel
216
2.5
In a real and honest way, not pretending
152
1.0
In a way that shows true feelings without pretending
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3.8
Actually, what is said is true even if people think otherwise
83
2.3
To tell what really happened without lying or hiding anything
57
4.6
Completely and sincerely, with full support and no doubts
20
3.9
In a serious and honest way that shows a strong wish
14
4.4
In a real way that matches the original or traditional form
7
3.7
Completely and without doubt
4
9.9
People often say it in old or formal language to show truth
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7.9
Truly real and not fake
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6.7
To show strongly that something is true
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7.7
In an open and honest way that shows no hidden plan
1
8.5
To say that something is really true or serious
In a sincere and honest way that shows true feeling
In a warm, honest way that shows real feeling
Antonyms
Idioms
- Formal
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5.5
A polite closing you write before your name at the end of a letter or email
Compounds
How True
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word truly comes from true plus the ending -ly. True comes from an old German word meaning 'faithful' or 'trustworthy' and is the same root as truth, which is why truly means 'really' or 'sincerely'.