really
adverb
[ ˈrɪəli ]
• in actual fact, as opposed to what is said or imagined to be true or possible.
• "so what really happened?"
Similar:
in fact,
in actual fact,
actually,
in reality,
in point of fact,
as a matter of fact,
in truth,
if truth be told,
to tell the truth,
in actuality,
in sooth,
• very; thoroughly.
• "I think she's really great"
Similar:
genuinely,
truly,
honestly,
undoubtedly,
without a doubt,
indubitably,
certainly,
surely,
assuredly,
unquestionably,
undeniably,
indeed,
verily,
very,
extremely,
thoroughly,
decidedly,
awfully,
terribly,
frightfully,
dreadfully,
fearfully,
exceptionally,
exceedingly,
immensely,
uncommonly,
remarkably,
eminently,
extraordinarily,
most,
positively,
downright,
heartily,
unco,
quite,
très,
terrifically,
tremendously,
right,
devilishly,
ultra,
too … for words,
mucho,
mega,
seriously,
majorly,
oh-so,
stinking,
jolly,
ever so,
dead,
well,
fair,
real,
mighty,
awful,
plumb,
powerful,
way,
bitching,
lekker,
devilish,
exceeding,
sore,
really
exclamation
• used to express interest, surprise, or doubt.
• "‘I've been working hard.’ ‘Really?’"
Similar:
is that so,
is that a fact,
well I never,
well I never did,
go on,
you don't say,
well I'll be blowed,
go to,
