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Meanings of felt genuinely in English

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Usage of felt genuinely in English
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For the first time she felt genuinely sorry for having inflicted it.
The Keeper of the Door
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He stared down at her face and felt genuinely sorry for her.
Snow melts in spring
3
There were only a few more to go and she felt genuinely good.
Book Three: The Final Exodus
4
I felt genuinely sorry for him -no, I really did.
A journey: my political life
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She felt genuinely sorry for the silent girl growing moment by moment more ill-at-ease.
The Conflict
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And now he felt genuinely grateful to his inexcusable daughter for her shameless effrontery.
Mr. Prohack
7
Warrington, at that moment, felt genuinely sorry for the outcast.
Half a Rogue
8
I have felt genuinely guilty for just being white.
The South African
9
For the first time in his life he felt genuinely flattered, not patronized, by an American.
Consent to kill: a thriller
10
Then entered Raymond Ironsyde, and Mr. Gurd for once felt genuinely sorry to see his customer.
The Spinners
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He felt genuinely sorry for the little fellows.
The Black Unicorn
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And now, for the first time since he had put the plan forward, Rebo felt genuinely frightened.
Logos Run
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He felt genuinely sorry for her.
Bungalow 2
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She felt genuinely gay and triumphant.
The Darling and Other Stories
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He felt genuinely sorry for her and considered for a moment going over to offer some words of solace.
The ice princess
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When Popbitch began, the media were so fawning towards stars that it felt genuinely subversive to expose a celebrity secret.
The Guardian
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