in accordance with truth or fact or reality; she was now truly American; a genuinely open society; they dont really listen to us
[ Syn: truly , truly , genuinely , genuinely , truly , truly , genuinely , genuinely , truly , truly , genuinely , genuinely , truly , truly , genuinely , genuinely ]
in actual fact; to be nominally but not actually independent; no one actually saw the shark; large meteorites actually come from the asteroid belt
[ Syn: actually , actually , actually , actually , actually , actually , actually , actually ]
in fact (used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers); in truth, moral decay hastened the decline of the Roman Empire; really, you shouldnt have done it; a truly awful book
[ Syn: in truth , in truth , truly , truly , in truth , in truth , truly , truly , in truth , in truth , truly , truly , in truth , in truth , truly , truly ]
used as intensifiers; `real is sometimes used informally for `really; `rattling is informal; she was very gifted; he played very well; a really enjoyable evening; Im real sorry about it; a rattling good yarn
[ Syn: very , very , real , real , rattling , rattling , very , very , real , real , rattling , rattling , very , very , real , real , rattling , rattling , very , very , real , real , rattling , rattling ]