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Adverb

In a manner that is most certainly true

In an honest or truthful way or manner

In a way that truly and accurately describes something

To a very large or great degree

To the fullest degree

In a manner showing devotion or faithfulness

In a sincere or genuine way

In candid or direct manner without reserve

According to one's beliefs, views or feelings

In accordance with what is just or right

Interjection

Used in the expression of concurrence or agreement

Phrase

As a matter of fact

Noun

An affirmative expression

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In a manner that is most certainly true

beyond the shadow of a doubt

come hell or high water

beyond a shadow of a doubt

as sure as eggs is eggs

all things considered

or rather

you could say

in every respect

there are no two ways about it

to all intents and purposes

beyond shadow of a doubt

in no uncertain terms

beyond any shadow of a doubt

beyond shadow of doubt

more precisely

very well

unconditionally

it goes without saying

there's no denying it

no ifs ands or buts about it

without qualification

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“He was truly one of the best and noblest men of this, or of any other ago.”

Adverb

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In an honest or truthful way or manner

“I can truly say that I've been blessed to have my family.”

Adverb

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In a way that truly and accurately describes something

“We assured her that it was a truly vegan dish and that no animals were hurt during its preparation.”

Adverb

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To a very large or great degree

from the bottom of your heart

marvelously^US

tonnes^UK

tons^US

by a considerable amount

to too great an extent

to too great an degree

to too great a degree

to the greatest degree

most deeply

best

to the highest degree

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“It was a truly masterful performance by the virtuoso as we've come to expect.”

Adverb

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To the fullest degree

to the fullest extent

come hell or high water

lock, stock and barrel

to the core

to the max

to the maximum extent

no strings attached

from beginning to end

skillfully^US

skilfully^UK

in the approved manner

in a satisfactory manner

as is appropriate

in the appropriate manner

in a satisfactory way

in the accepted manner

in the true sense

in due manner

with decorum

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“I do not think that you truly understand our concerns.”

Adverb

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In a manner showing devotion or faithfulness

honorably^US

honourably^UK

favouredly^UK

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“I have resolved to truly get into shape this year.”

Adverb

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In a sincere or genuine way

from the bottom of your heart

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Adverb

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In candid or direct manner without reserve

without beating about the bush

straight from the shoulder

without prevarication

without beating around the bush

without mincing words

instinctively

cozily^US

cosily^UK

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Adverb

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According to one's beliefs, views or feelings

in spite of appearance

when you get right down to it

to all intents and purposes

at the end of the day

when all is said and done

when it comes down to it

when push comes to shove

when all's said and done

in the first instance

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Adverb

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In accordance with what is just or right

honourably^UK

honorably^US

favourably^UK

according to your due

favorably^US

in the approved manner

in a satisfactory manner

as is appropriate

without error

in the appropriate manner

in a satisfactory way

as intended

in the accepted manner

according to protocol

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Interjection

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Used in the expression of concurrence or agreement

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Phrase

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As a matter of fact

Noun

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An affirmative expression

favor^US

favour^UK

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