Meaning & Definition of word "Truly"
Truly
/ˈtruːli/
adverb:
- 1. In accordance with fact or reality; genuinely.
- Example: She truly believes in the power of positive thinking.
- 2. Used for emphasis.
- Example: He was truly amazed by the performance.
- 3. In a sincere or truthful manner.
- Example: They truly cared about the outcome of the project.
- 4. For real; not just in appearance or opinion.
- Example: If you want to be successful, you must truly commit to your goals.
Etymology
●Middle English, from Old French 'trulie', from Latin 'truly'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
truly yours:
A formal closing in a letter.
truly madly deeply:
An expression of intense emotion.
truly a sight to behold:
Something that is exceptionally beautiful or impressive.
Related Words
truth:
The quality or state of being in accord with fact or reality.
trueness:
The quality of being true, accurate, or real.
true:
In accordance with fact; accurate.
Slang Meanings of truly
Meaning: For real; seriously.
● Example Sentence: I’m truly tired of this drama.
Meaning: Used to emphasize agreement or acceptance.
● Example Sentence: That party was truly lit!