Meanings of actual word in English

Until today there had been no actual word from the discarded past.

Sure, it's ridiculous that the word of the year isn't an actual word.

Only one of the combinations produced an actual word: R-I-N-G.

Between these two young people no actual word of love had yet been spoken.

Thou speakest as a very woman, gentle one, to whom the actual word 'ambition' is unknown.

They were a tad too formal-"robotic "was ,ifmemory serves, the actual word he used.

They had been married about three years and Nita had as yet spoken no actual word of complaint.

The actual word that they used in that verse describes someone who casts spells that do harm to others.

But to challenge for the all-time title the film itself will (unfashionably) need actual word of mouth.

If "selfie" is an actual word, found in the poshest of dictionaries, grimmer can be one too.

He and his sweetheart"-theactual word was grosser-"willbe none the worse for an interview with the Marquess."

And they used the actual word 'laws,' or nomoi, for another kind of song; and to this they added the term 'citharoedic.'

A Dog Called Homeless by Sarah Lean You don't always have to say the actual word "goodbye" in a book.

The actual word religion, which, to him, expressed being bound, did not appeal to Froebel so much as one which expressed One-ness with God.

But, until I receive some actual word from someone directly connected to this story, I'll continue to assume that Steve Harvey's zoot-suited couch is safe.

It is the MEANING of the word "tram," not the actual word, that forms part of the fact which is the objective of your belief.