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Meanings of genuinely in English
Portuguese
genuìna Spanish
auténticamente Synonyms
Examples for "really"
Examples for "really"
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Good friends, good food, and some really good southern heart-pickin', foot-stompin' music.
2
You cry 'freedom,' but mean 'equal.' You think people really want either?
3
It's a really good question, I don't have a good answer yet.
4
The feed situation is still good because of really good spring rain.
5
South Canterbury had a good week with really good grass growth rates.
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Deep down, you truly believe that every problem has a technological solution.
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I truly appreciate the challenge and the responsibility to prepare future communicators.
3
There are truly effective, all natural, safely preserved health and beauty products.
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Men who are truly powerful, however, view threats as yet another vulnerability.
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Introduction: Terminal chronic renal failure is a truly global public health problem.
1
Stupak: I sincerely hope you will consider your approach to these questions.
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I sincerely hope he's wrong in thinking most voters share his views.
3
We sincerely request that you allow us to come to New Zealand.
4
We believe and sincerely hope she will be found save and well.
5
I sincerely hope that this does not prove to be the case.
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When I ask a question I expect it answered, promptly and truthfully.
2
I think I answered truthfully the questions I was asked, he said.
3
I only read in the glass and say truthfully what I see.
4
But you know who's really pissing me off, truthfully, is pro-life people.
5
Apollo clasped the shoulders of his sister and said, She speaks truthfully.
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Towards the end Shakespeare speaks through Timon quite unfeignedly: Richard II.
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At first, Royson was unfeignedly glad of this unlooked for turn in events.
3
We were all staring, and the old gentleman was unfeignedly enjoying our mystification.
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He sighed unfeignedly and she noticed that he looked both tired and worried.
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She admired and rather pitied him, and she was unfeignedly grateful to him.
Usage of genuinely in English
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Could buying a new car actually offer genuinely better value right now?
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Education minister Chris Hipkins said the exercise would genuinely inform government decisions.
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They can tell them: 'we are ready to genuinely discuss this problem'.
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I genuinely believe that stereotypes exist as a form of usurping power.
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EC must change to have a genuinely free, fair and inclusive election.
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It represents a rare example of genuinely co-operative behaviour demonstrated by birds.
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Top of Athens' list should be creating a genuinely independent tax authority.
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Yet much of the relatively short book deals in genuinely thought-provoking ideas.
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As far as traits, I love a person who is genuinely good.
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Gareth returned to the house nearly an hour later, now genuinely worried.
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Perhaps the Irish media is genuinely pleased for people on social welfare.
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This is the criticism of men engaged in some genuinely creative labor.
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She looked genuinely pleased to see her, which was a good start.
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He genuinely appreciates the opinion of the people who work for him.
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Some on the left genuinely thought he would deliver a leftist programme.
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Kim says people become nurses because they genuinely want to help others.
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Genuinely across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
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South Africa
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