Truly meaning in English
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Definition
(He's) truly (in love): (He's) sincerely, really (in love)
I am truly sorry to hear that you weren't accepted into college, I know how much you wanted to go.
Yours truly, (end of letter): Yours sincerely, yours faithfully, regards (end of letter)
Pronunciation examples
UK: I love you. I really do. Truly, I do.
US: Margaret truly is a horrible person.
Examples
- "Congratulations on choosing Slick Brand Solutions to help repair your company's shattered reputation following your truly embarrassing nude photo leak."
- "It truly is one of mother nature's most wonderful wonders."
- "I'm truly flattered!"
- "Edward : Just send the package back and we will ship out a replacement immediately, along with a complimentary bottle of TigerLily to show that we are truly sorry about any inconvenience caused."
- "We want them to believe that you truly regret missing their call, and that you will do your best to call them back as soon as you are able."
- "Luna : That is truly heroic."
- "Icarus : But I found the piece truly fascinating."
- "We were truly "overwhelmed" by your application and resume."
- "Can a president truly be effective when he has to walk a small dog twice a day?"
- "One of the advisors at school informed me that I will be working directly with you, Ms. Watson, which is truly exciting!"
- "They are truly essential, Susie."
- "They truly are the masters of disruptive technology."
- "This fragrance contrasts exotic fruits and lush florals for a truly sophisticated smelling experience."
- "Your performance on memory tests has impressed me from afar, and truly, when you checked the box marked "No need to review", it was then that I realized I could no longer keep my deep admiration for you a secret."
- "We hope that you find our facilities truly relaxing."
- "And I must admit I was truly impressed by the results of his brainstorming sessions."
- "Once again, I am truly sorry for any inconvenience that my actions or words might have caused."
- "This is truly the American dream!"
- "Being a privileged white European male is truly the ultimate burden."
- "We wanted to give our customers a truly positive experience"
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