In fact (used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers)
As an actual or existing fact.
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Examples for "even"
Examples for "even"
1Not undergoing treatment could damage people's health and even result in deaths.
2You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
3And not just for this result; not even for this result, perhaps.
4However, I could answer the question, I could even answer it honestly.
5Some researchers even think important events in ape evolution happened in Europe.
1Reality of unity, but equal reality of division-greaterreality, indeed, of division.
2However, you'll see in the New Year on a happy note indeed!
3However, the move could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
4All this is obvious today and, indeed, was obvious fifty years ago.
5The government-appointed Independent Election Commission has said that is indeed the case.
1The real question, however, is whether a given herbal product actually works.
2I asked her if she thought her 'natural' strategy was actually working.
3That said, remember South Africa actually has a number of high-quality companies.
4So far, the mounting financial crisis had actually been good for him.
5But, in contrast, Sydney's north will actually have good air quality today.
1Yes, as a matter of fact, I am going there right now.
2I know exactly how you feel and, as a matter of fact-
3The whole concept of regulation is foreign, as a matter of fact.
4We all had it tough, said McFarlane, as a matter of fact.
5He had more elected experience than Clinton, as a matter of fact.
1Madam President, let's start from what is in fact the key point.
2But sometimes, our judgments aren't right; in fact, sometimes they're quite wrong.
3He still sleeps a great deal; most of the time, in fact.
4An English-Irish dictionary, in fact: only the second such work ever published.
5He needs a female, in fact, however much he might regret that.
1I do hope to make the alibi a fact in truth, however.
2I hope I look queenly and dignified; in truth I feel murderous.
3That such regions in truth existed, seemed amply clear from many things.
4And in truth the punishment decreed befell them early in the morning.
5The stone, in truth, seems the natural symbol of the Celtic races.
6That comment was, in truth, a contender for understatement of Open week.
7They seem the streets of a city; and in truth they are.
8But in truth the only question is how much they win by.
9Absurd allegations that have absolutely no bearing in truth, Ms McEnany responded.
10For in truth the boys were absorbing the glory of the moonlight.
11Well, in truth, it's the least sexy word in the English language.
12Just to believe in truth and in the Word is not faith.
13And, in truth, there was still plenty beyond the officiating to debate.
14And it has in truth been so too in art and authorship.
15He was in truth no novice in the art of purchasing votes.
16Yet in truth, there is little optimistic about MacMillan's vision of history.
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