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Meanings of truly in English

Portuguese
verdadeiramente
Spanish
verdaderamente

In a sincere or earnest manner.

verdadeiramente

By right.

Usage of truly in English
1
Deep down, you truly believe that every problem has a technological solution.
The Sails of Tau Ceti
2
I truly appreciate the challenge and the responsibility to prepare future communicators.
Ebony
3
There are truly effective, all natural, safely preserved health and beauty products.
Feminist dot com
4
Men who are truly powerful, however, view threats as yet another vulnerability.
Paul of dune
5
Introduction: Terminal chronic renal failure is a truly global public health problem.
Pubmed
6
The course oozes style, class and charm in a truly French way.
The Irish Times
7
By this token, of course, eurozone members are not really truly independent.
The Guardian
8
Answer my questions truly, and hear what I say, and then judge.
The amber spyglass
9
Verdi was a truly great composer: there is no question about it.
BBC
10
People not truly decided until the moment they mark the ballot paper?
The Guardian
11
A truly great childcare system would surely make London's economy even stronger.
The Guardian
12
Caddie's Role: The European Tour is truly a global concern these days.
The Irish Times
13
I don't know how better to let you know: You've truly won.
Ashes and bones: an emma fielding mystery
14
Perhaps it was the character necessary in a truly effective war correspondent.
The street philosopher
15
We're in an industry that can truly demonstrate environmental leadership, she said.
Reuters
16
However, we must concentrate on what we truly do well, he said.
Reuters
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