What does TRULY mean?

truly

Part of Speech: adverb

Definition: in a truthful or sincere way; accurately; genuinely

Pronunciation (US): tru-lee

Pronunciation (UK): tru-lee

Origin and Usage: The word "truly" comes from the Middle English word "truli" which means "faithfully" or "sincerely". It has been used in English since the 14th century. "Truly" is commonly used in everyday speech and writing to emphasize the truthfulness or sincerity of a statement or action.

Synonyms: genuinely, really, honestly, truthfully, verily

Related Words: trust, truth, truce, truck, trite

Example Sentences:

• She truly believes in the power of positive thinking.
• The artist truly captured the essence of the sunset in her painting.
• He truly regretted his actions and apologized sincerely.
• They truly enjoyed the concert and couldn stop talking about it for days.
• The companys mission is to truly make a positive impact on the environment.