/beɾðaðeɾaˈmente/
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Translation
truly, really
Word origin
From the adjective verdadero ('true') plus the adverbial suffix -mente, ultimately from Latin verus ('true'). English 'verify' and 'verity' share the root.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- verus
- English cognates
- verify, verity, very
Examples
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I truly do not know what to say about this news.
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She is a truly kind person with everyone.
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What he said was really important for the project.
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I truly believe you have done the right thing.
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I am truly grateful for all your help.
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