Truly is an English word. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Truly in a sentence
Related words
Truly meaning
- In accordance with the facts; truthfully, accurately.
- Honestly, genuinely, in fact, really.
- Very.
Synonyms of Truly
Using Truly
- The main meaning on this page is: In accordance with the facts; truthfully, accurately. | Honestly, genuinely, in fact, really. | Very.
- Useful related words include: really, genuinely, rightfully, sincerely.
- In the example corpus, truly often appears in combinations such as: and truly, is truly, truly truly.
Example sentences (20)
So, I think it was a nice way to kind of end the series with something that is truly, truly, truly special to me.
The only truly horrifying thing about the film is its truly abysmal quality, which reaches truly sublime levels of trash (you can’t get worse than vultures that crash and burst into smoke).
Both Harry and Dumbledore were the first owners of the Elder Wand who had no intention of truly wielding its power—therefore, they were the only ones who truly deserved it.
You know I believe that they might eventually become truly, truly powerful.
All top leadership "must be truly united, truly exemplary, wholehearted and devoted to the common cause", VNA reported the central committee as saying.
And if cloud gaming (or when) truly takes off, the sky will truly be the limit.
Andreea adds: “I knew from September that I was truly, truly in love with this man.
I mean, that is a talent I truly, truly appreciate.
The Bond series has drawn in some truly fantastic actors to appear as Bond villains, as it seems like many of Hollywood's most acclaimed stars would revel in the opportunity to be a truly menacing opponent.
They truly allowed me to work at my calling and as a result, it’s been a beautiful place to live, it is home and I’m truly committed to the community” and to serve Lethbridge and its residents.
Our readings today touch on the necessity of discerning between the two — what truly “belongs” to us, and what we truly owe to the Creator.
This was truly an ensemble show, and it feels odd calling out singular artists, as everyone, from the design team, to the orchestra and actors, were truly phenomenal.
Ultimately, then, rejection of Jesus is not only rejection of God, but also of humanity, for Christ is truly human as well as truly God.
Yes Allison it's truly, truly shocking that somebody who was let down by their own schooling might be motivated to change the situation for others.
For, in the truly unbiased person’s world, there would be a truly welcoming mind — not premeditated dismissive thoughts.
If you truly wish to consider yourself a progressive perhaps spend sometime with books this summer and see if you truly are.
In France and the United Kingdom, for example, most say it is important to be Christian to be truly French or truly British.
Is the public truly so desperate for these details, or are reporters just truly desperate for something to write about besides the world being on fire?
Kyre scored 25 points for the Cavs and sealed the victory with a stepback 3-pointer with two minutes to play. stated the following court, I am truly, truly sorry, said.
They saw the merit of the bill and they decided to truly truly reward and identify with the younger generation.
Common combinations with truly
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- and truly 24×
- is truly 21×
- truly truly 16×
- to truly 10×
- was truly 9×
- are truly 9×
- be truly 7×
- what truly 5×
- never truly 5×
- truly be 4×