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Meanings of actually in English
Portuguese
na verdade Synonyms
Examples for "even"
Examples for "even"
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Not undergoing treatment could damage people's health and even result in deaths.
2
You could even regard one particular result in a rather one-sided way.
3
And not just for this result; not even for this result, perhaps.
4
However, I could answer the question, I could even answer it honestly.
5
Some researchers even think important events in ape evolution happened in Europe.
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Reality of unity, but equal reality of division-greaterreality, indeed, of division.
2
However, you'll see in the New Year on a happy note indeed!
3
However, the move could indeed be to protect the local poultry industry.
4
All this is obvious today and, indeed, was obvious fifty years ago.
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The government-appointed Independent Election Commission has said that is indeed the case.
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Yes, as a matter of fact, I am going there right now.
2
I know exactly how you feel and, as a matter of fact-
3
The whole concept of regulation is foreign, as a matter of fact.
4
We all had it tough, said McFarlane, as a matter of fact.
5
He had more elected experience than Clinton, as a matter of fact.
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Madam President, let's start from what is in fact the key point.
2
But sometimes, our judgments aren't right; in fact, sometimes they're quite wrong.
3
He still sleeps a great deal; most of the time, in fact.
4
An English-Irish dictionary, in fact: only the second such work ever published.
5
He needs a female, in fact, however much he might regret that.
1
I do hope to make the alibi a fact in truth, however.
2
I hope I look queenly and dignified; in truth I feel murderous.
3
That such regions in truth existed, seemed amply clear from many things.
4
And in truth the punishment decreed befell them early in the morning.
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The stone, in truth, seems the natural symbol of the Celtic races.
Used to imply that one would expect the fact to be the opposite of that stated; surprisingly.
Usage of actually in English
1
The real question, however, is whether a given herbal product actually works.
2
I asked her if she thought her 'natural' strategy was actually working.
3
That said, remember South Africa actually has a number of high-quality companies.
4
So far, the mounting financial crisis had actually been good for him.
5
But, in contrast, Sydney's north will actually have good air quality today.
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We don't know what kind of Europe Libertas actually want, he said.
7
Sweden actually tested out six-hour work days a couple of years ago.
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Could buying a new car actually offer genuinely better value right now?
9
One small problem: the builders hadn't actually finished building the flat yet.
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How much the organisation's culture actually changes remains to be seen, however.
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The solution to our privacy problems, suggested Hansson, was actually quite simple.
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So let us begin with one simple question: Has it actually worked?
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No one actually knows just how long the current situation will last.
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But the question remains: is setting a transition date actually a mistake?
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Ofcom actually asked not to be given responsibility for regulating the press.
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Perhaps she'd actually learned something in that required logic course she'd taken.
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