Definition for Truly:

• in fact ( used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers); " in truth, moral decay hastened the decline of the Roman Empire"; " really, you shouldn't have done it"; " a truly awful book"

Synonyms for Truly:

• adv

  •aboveboard (adverb)
  • Veraciously,
  • on up and up.
  •absolutely (adverb)
  • sure enough,
  • come hell or high water,
  • decisively,
  • categorically,
  • no ifs ands or buts,
  • unambiguously,
  • straight out,
  • very thing,
  • on the button,
  • no strings attached,
  • the very thing,
  • sure as hell,
  • sure as can be.
  •awfully (adverb)
  • hugely.
  •certainly (adverb)
  • undoubtedly.
  •completely (adverb)
  • quite.
  •de facto (adverb)
  • in fact,
  • veritably.
  •quite (adverb)
  • in reality,
  • in all respects,
  • without reservation,
  • all in all,
  • In Toto.
  •really (adverb)
  • verily,
  • beyond doubt,
  • authentically,
  • honestly,
  • surely,
  • admittedly,
  • as a matter of fact,
  • in actuality,
  • legitimately.
  •rightfully (adverb)
  • deservedly,
  • fittingly,
  • impartially,
  • befittingly,
  • equitably.

• adv.

  •aboveboard (adverb)
  • Overtly,
  • on the up and up.
  •absolutely (adverb)
  • on the money.
  •awfully (adverb)
  • very much,
  • terribly,
  • extremely.
  •doubtless (adverb)
  • un-equivocally,
  • in disputably,
  • un equivocally,
  • in-disputably.
  •easily (adverb)
  • in-dubitably,
  • in dubitably,
  • no doubt.
  •essentially (adverb)
  • more less so,
  • at heart of,
  • intimately.
  •exactly (adverb)
  • un erringly,
  • meth odically,
  • for fact,
  • meth-odically,
  • on nail,
  • explicitly,
  • the ticket,
  • un-erringly,
  • on dot.
  •quite (adverb)
  • largely,
  • purely.
  •really (adverb)
  • positively,
  • nothing else but.
  •really, doubtlessly (adverb)
  • without a doubt,
  • firmly,
  • in truth,
  • with devotion,
  • constantly,
  • honorably,
  • righteously,
  • with all one's heart,
  • Confirmedly,
  • definitely,
  • de facto,
  • steadily,
  • accurately,
  • correctly.
  •resolutely (adverb)
  • tirelessly,
  • indefatigably,
  • doggedly,
  • diligently,
  • resolutely,
  • boldly,
  • intently,
  • relentlessly,
  • decidedly,
  • persistently,
  • fearlessly,
  • tenaciously,
  • dauntlessly,
  • deliberately,
  • valiantly,
  • stubbornly,
  • courageously,
  • pluckily,
  • determinedly,
  • indomitably,
  • toughly,
  • heartily.
  •respectably (adverb)
  • worthily,
  • fairly,
  • virtuously,
  • saintly,
  • creditably,
  • respectably,
  • blamelessly,
  • forthrightly,
  • right-mindedly,
  • unimpeachably,
  • nobly,
  • law-abidingly,
  • angelically,
  • morally,
  • irreproachably.
  •right (adverb)
  • smackdab,
  • all way,
  • squarely.
  •rightfully (adverb)
  • be fittingly,
  • be-fittingly.
  •rightly (adverb)
  • fitly.
  •sincerely (adverb)
  • in conscience,
  • ingenuously,
  • from bottom heart,
  • in good faith.
  •tenaciously (adverb)
  • undauntedly,
  • obstinately,
  • fervently,
  • stiffly,
  • strongly,
  • bravely,
  • enduringly,
  • unflaggingly,
  • stonily.
  •truly (adverb)
  • axiomatically,
  • certainly.
  •undoubtedly (adverb)
  • beyond shadow a doubt,
  • beyond shadow doubt.
  •very (adverb)
  • un commonly,
  • extra ordinarily,
  • emphatically,
  • in-credibly,
  • in credibly,
  • sur passingly,
  • un-usually,
  • pressingly,
  • extraordinarily,
  • un usually,
  • sur-passingly,
  • extra-ordinarily.

• n.

  •
  • realistic,
  • authentic,
  • undeniable,
  • definite,
  • firm,
  • factual,
  • certain,
  • objective.
  •
  • strict,
  • justly,
  • specific,
  • scientifically,
  • exact,
  • right,
  • correct,
  • perfect,
  • wrongly,
  • scrupulously,
  • reliably,
  • unerring,
  • accurate,
  • reliable,
  • precise.
  •
  • evidently.
  •
  • thoroughly,
  • greatly,
  • immensely,
  • deeply,
  • a lot,
  • well,
  • particularly.
  •affirmative (noun)
  • yea.
  •forsooth (noun)
  • forsooth.
  •genuinely (noun)
  • genuinely.
  •truly (noun)
  • unfeignedly.
  •yea (noun)
  • yeah,
  • yeses.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • ticket.
  •actually
  • life.

Paraphrases for Truly:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    really.
  • Adverb
    truthfully, really.
  • Interjection
    really.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    meaningful.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Personalities, genuine.
  • Adverb
    actually, absolutely, certainly, authentically, utterly, exactly, fully, earnestly, wholeheartedly, realistically, perfectly, quite, entirely, surely, meaningfully, frankly, terribly, literally, rightly, conscientiously, fervently, thoroughly, accurately, properly, clearly, intrinsically, Substantively, firmly, faithfully, heartily, undoubtedly, awfully, virtually, factually, deeply, desperately, purely, profoundly, wholly, strictly, materially, downright, strongly, Definitively, particularly, admittedly, practically, fairly, essentially, adequately, distinctly, incredibly, fundamentally, unquestionably, rightfully, ultimately, substantially, precisely, correctly, positively, significantly, appropriately, warmly, greatly, obviously, abundantly, tremendously, already, undeniably, intimately, decidedly, altogether, concretely, exceptionally, candidly, so, plainly, indeed, genuine, arguably, keenly, exceedingly, legitimately.
  • Interjection
    Friends, -really, indeed.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    genuine.

Antonyms for Truly:

• adv.

  • really, doubtlessly
    questionably, doubtfully, indefinite, dubiously.
  • Other antonyms:
    seemingly, outwardly, plausibly, ostensibly, apparently, supposedly, professedly.

Truly Sentence Examples:

• No, I must go in, I truly must.

• Why, truly, hesitated Nick, perhaps it is not thy father that I hate, but only that he will na leave me go.