Really meaning in English

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Definition

really: honestly, truly, in fact, actually; very much, a lot adverb
-I'm the Czar of Kalackistan. -Really? Is that true?

UK: I really am the Queen of Sheba.
US: I don't really believe you.
  • "Bruno : I haven't prepared a speech, and I really don't like flying across the country on such short notice."
  • "Brian : Really?"
  • "If you were really in the closet, "writing lyrics", then read us what you wrote!"
  • "Really, really great stuff."
  • "When she told me she was blind, I immediately wanted to know more about her, to "see" who she really was inside."
  • "Oh really?"
  • "You were really great out there, with all those jokes about killing people!"
  • "Mr. Capone, was that really necessary?"
  • "Philip : Oh really?"

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