truly
adverb
[ ˈtruːli ]
• in a truthful way.
• "he speaks truly"
• to the fullest degree; genuinely or properly.
• "management does not truly understand about the residents"
• in actual fact or without doubt; really.
• "this is truly a miracle"
Similar:
without (a) doubt,
unquestionably,
undoubtedly,
certainly,
surely,
definitely,
beyond doubt/question,
indubitably,
undeniably,
beyond the shadow of a doubt,
in truth,
really,
in reality,
actually,
in fact,
forsooth,
in sooth,
verily,
• loyally or faithfully.
• "why cannot all masters be served truly?"
Origin:
Old English trēowlīce ‘faithfully’ (see true, -ly2).
