truly
/ˈtruːli/
adverb
- In a truthful or sincere way; genuinely.
- I am truly grateful for your help.
- She truly believed that hard work would pay off.
- He spoke truly when he said he was sorry for the mistake.
- Used to emphasize that something is real or exact; really.
- It is a truly unique opportunity to learn from experts.
- The view from the mountain was truly breathtaking.
- That was a truly amazing performance.
- Used as a formal closing in letters (e.g., 'Yours truly').
- She ended her letter with 'Yours truly, Sarah.'
- The application was signed 'Yours truly' at the bottom.
- In formal correspondence, 'Yours truly' is still sometimes used.
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