/e.fɛk.tiv.mɑ̃/
Translation
indeed, actually, in fact
Word origin
From effectif plus the adverb ending -ment, from Latin efficere ('to bring about'). English 'effective' and 'effect' come from the same verb.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- efficere
- English cognates
- effective, effect
Examples
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He did indeed leave last night.
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Indeed, you are right.
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The train is in fact running late.
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She really did say that in front of us.
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We have indeed received your letter.
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