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truly

/ˈtruː.li/

Traducción: Adverbio que significa 'de manera verdadera, sincera o honesta'. Se usa para enfatizar la autenticidad o exactitud de una afirmación, sentimiento o cualidad.

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adverb

/ˈtruː.li/A2formal
  • esAdverbio que significa 'de manera verdadera, sincera o honesta'. Se usa para enfatizar la autenticidad o exactitud de una afirmación, sentimiento o cualidad.

An adverb meaning 'in a truthful, genuine, or sincere manner.' It is used to emphasize the authenticity or accuracy of a statement, feeling, or quality.

  1. In a truthful wayB1formal

    In a manner that is honest and accurate.

    esde manera veraz

    • She spoke truly about her experiences.
    • He answered the question truly and without hesitation.
    • The witness testified truly in court.

    Sinónimosaccuratelyfactuallyfaithfullyhonestlysincerelytruthfully

    Antónimosdeceitfullydishonestlyfalselyinsincerelyuntruthfully

  2. Genuinely or sincerelyB1formal

    Used to emphasize that something is real or authentic.

    esverdaderamente / de verdad

    • I am truly grateful for your help.
    • This is a truly remarkable achievement.
    • She truly believes in the power of education.

    Sinónimosauthenticallygenuinelyhonestlyindeedreallysincerelyverily

    Antónimosdishonestlyfalselyinsincerely

  3. Very or extremelyA2informal

    Used as an intensifier to mean 'very' or 'extremely'.

    esMuy o extremadamente

    • That was a truly amazing performance.
    • The weather is truly beautiful today.
    • He is a truly talented musician.

    Sinónimosawfullydeeplyexceedinglyextremelyimmenselyprofoundlyreallyterriblyvery

Formas
  • more truly comparative form
  • most truly superlative form
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