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Meanings of genuinely in anglès

portuguès
genuìna

In a sincere or earnest manner.

genuìna
espanyol
auténticamente

Genuinely; with authority.

auténticamente
Usage of genuinely in anglès
1
Could buying a new car actually offer genuinely better value right now?
The Irish Times
2
Education minister Chris Hipkins said the exercise would genuinely inform government decisions.
Radio NZ
3
They can tell them: 'we are ready to genuinely discuss this problem'.
Reuters
4
I genuinely believe that stereotypes exist as a form of usurping power.
The new yorker
5
EC must change to have a genuinely free, fair and inclusive election.
Reuters
6
It represents a rare example of genuinely co-operative behaviour demonstrated by birds.
The Irish Times
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Top of Athens' list should be creating a genuinely independent tax authority.
Reuters
8
Yet much of the relatively short book deals in genuinely thought-provoking ideas.
Reuters
9
As far as traits, I love a person who is genuinely good.
Ebony
10
Gareth returned to the house nearly an hour later, now genuinely worried.
Faith
11
Perhaps the Irish media is genuinely pleased for people on social welfare.
The Irish Times
12
This is the criticism of men engaged in some genuinely creative labor.
A Preface to Politics
13
She looked genuinely pleased to see her, which was a good start.
Abaddon's Gate
14
He genuinely appreciates the opinion of the people who work for him.
The Irish Times
15
Some on the left genuinely thought he would deliver a leftist programme.
A journey: my political life
16
Kim says people become nurses because they genuinely want to help others.
Radio NZ
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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