Exact Match:
- truthfully
- with truth; "I told him truthfully that I had just returned from my vacation"; "he answered the question as truthfully as he could"
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- truly
collapse - in accordance with truth or fact or reality; "she was now truly American"; "a genuinely open society"; "they don't really listen to us" related words >
- OK,
- Roger,
- absolutely,
- accurately,
- actually,
- all right,
- alright,
- alrighty,
- amen,
- and no mistake,
- as you say,
- assuredly,
- at all events,
- at any rate,
- aye,
- beyond question,
- by all means,
- certainly,
- clearly,
- confidently,
- da,
- de facto,
- decidedly,
- decisively,
- definitely,
- demonstrably,
- distinctly,
- doubtlessly,
- duly,
- easily,
- exactly,
- factually,
- fine,
- for a certainty,
- for a fact,
- for certain,
- for real,
- for sure,
- forsooth,
- genuinely,
- good,
- good enough,
- hear,
- historically,
- honestly,
- in actuality,
- in all conscience,
- in effect,
- in fact,
- in reality,
- in sooth,
- in truth,
- in very sooth,
- indeed,
- indeedy,
- indubitably,
- ja,
- just so,
- justifiably,
- justly,
- legitimately,
- mais oui,
- manifestly,
- most assuredly,
- most certainly,
- naturally,
- naturellement,
- nay,
- nothing else but,
- noticeably,
- observably,
- obviously,
- of a truth,
- of course,
- okay,
- oui,
- patently,
- positively,
- precisely,
- probably,
- properly,
- quite,
- rather,
- really,
- really-truly,
- right,
- rightfully,
- rightly,
- righto,
- sensibly,
- seriously,
- sincerely,
- sure,
- sure thing,
- surely,
- to a certainty,
- to be sure,
- to speak truthfully,
- truthfully,
- unambiguously,
- undeniably,
- undoubtedly,
- unequivocally,
- unmistakably,
- unquestionably,
- veraciously,
- verily,
- veritably,
- very well,
- visibly,
- well and good,
- why yes,
- with truth,
- without doubt,
- yea,
- yeah,
- yep,
- yes,
- yes indeed,
- yes indeedy,
- yes sir,
- yes sirree
- honestly
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- in an honest manner; "in he can't get it honestly, he is willing to steal it"; "was known for dealing aboveboard in everything"
- (used as intensives reflecting the speaker's attitude) it is sincerely the case that; "honestly, I don't believe it"; "candidly, I think she doesn't have a conscience"; "frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" related words >
- authentically,
- blamelessly,
- bluntly,
- candidly,
- conscientiously,
- creditably,
- decently,
- dependably,
- disinterestedly,
- equitably,
- erectly,
- ethically,
- fairly,
- fastidiously,
- frankly,
- genuinely,
- high-mindedly,
- honorably,
- immaculately,
- impartially,
- in good faith,
- in plain English,
- in plain words,
- ingenuously,
- irreproachably,
- justly,
- legitimately,
- meticulously,
- morally,
- naturally,
- nobly,
- objectively,
- openly,
- plainly,
- punctiliously,
- purely,
- really,
- reliably,
- reputably,
- righteously,
- scrupulously,
- simply,
- sincerely,
- stainlessly,
- straightforwardly,
- truly,
- truthfully,
- unaffectedly,
- unambiguously,
- unassumedly,
- unequivocally,
- unimpeachably,
- unreservedly,
- unspottedly,
- uprightly,
- upstandingly,
- veridically,
- virtuously,
- warts and all,
- worthily
- indeed
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- (used as an interjection) an expression of surprise or skepticism or irony etc.; "Wants to marry the butler? Indeed!"
- in truth (often tends to intensify); "they said the car would break down and indeed it did"; "it is very cold indeed"; "was indeed grateful"; "indeed, the rain may still come"; "he did so do it!" related words >
- OK,
- Roger,
- a fortiori,
- above all,
- absolutely,
- actually,
- all joking aside,
- all right,
- all the more,
- alright,
- alrighty,
- amen,
- and no mistake,
- as you say,
- assuredly,
- at all events,
- at any rate,
- aye,
- by all means,
- certainly,
- chiefly,
- clearly,
- da,
- decidedly,
- decisively,
- definitely,
- demonstrably,
- distinctly,
- dominantly,
- doubtlessly,
- easily,
- especially,
- even,
- ever so,
- exactly,
- factually,
- fine,
- first of all,
- for a certainty,
- for a fact,
- for certain,
- for real,
- for sure,
- forsooth,
- good,
- good enough,
- hear,
- historically,
- in all conscience,
- in chief,
- in fact,
- in reality,
- in the main,
- in truth,
- in very sooth,
- indeedy,
- indubitably,
- ja,
- just so,
- mainly,
- mais oui,
- manifestly,
- more than ever,
- most assuredly,
- most certainly,
- mostly,
- naturally,
- naturellement,
- nay,
- never so,
- no end,
- nothing else but,
- noticeably,
- observably,
- obviously,
- of a truth,
- of course,
- okay,
- oui,
- particularly,
- patently,
- peculiarly,
- positively,
- precisely,
- predominantly,
- primarily,
- principally,
- quite,
- rather,
- really,
- really-truly,
- right,
- righto,
- sensibly,
- seriously,
- still,
- still more,
- sure,
- sure thing,
- surely,
- to a certainty,
- to be sure,
- truly,
- truthfully,
- unambiguously,
- undeniably,
- undoubtedly,
- unequivocally,
- unmistakably,
- verily,
- veritably,
- very well,
- visibly,
- well and good,
- why yes,
- with truth,
- without doubt,
- yea,
- yeah,
- yep,
- yes,
- yes indeed,
- yes indeedy,
- yes sir,
- yes sirree
- fact
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- a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred; "first you must collect all the facts of the case"
- a concept whose truth can be proved; "scientific hypotheses are not facts"
- a statement or assertion of verified information about something that is the case or has happened; "he supported his argument with an impressive array of facts"
- an event known to have happened or something known to have existed; "your fears have no basis in fact"; "how much of the story is fact and how much fiction is hard to tell" related words >
- absolute fact,
- accepted fact,
- accomplishment,
- act,
- actual fact,
- actuality,
- actually,
- admitted fact,
- adventure,
- article,
- aspect,
- authenticity,
- axiom,
- bald fact,
- bare fact,
- basis for belief,
- body of evidence,
- brutal fact,
- case,
- certainty,
- chain of evidence,
- circumstance,
- clue,
- cold fact,
- conceded fact,
- count,
- data,
- datum,
- deed,
- demonstrable fact,
- detail,
- details,
- documentation,
- element,
- empirical fact,
- episode,
- established fact,
- eternal verities,
- event,
- evidence,
- exhibit,
- experience,
- facet,
- fact of experience,
- factor,
- factors,
- facts,
- factually,
- fait accompli,
- genuineness,
- given fact,
- good sooth,
- grounds,
- grounds for belief,
- hap,
- happening,
- happenstance,
- hard fact,
- historical truth,
- historicity,
- in fact,
- in reality,
- in truth,
- incident,
- incidental,
- indeed,
- indication,
- indisputable fact,
- inescapable fact,
- information,
- instance,
- item,
- item of evidence,
- items,
- low-down,
- manifestation,
- mark,
- material grounds,
- matter,
- matter of fact,
- minor detail,
- minutia,
- minutiae,
- muniments,
- mute witness,
- naked fact,
- not guesswork,
- not opinion,
- observable,
- occasion,
- occurrence,
- particular,
- particulars,
- phenomenon,
- piece of evidence,
- plain,
- point,
- points,
- positive fact,
- postulate,
- premises,
- proof,
- provable fact,
- reality,
- really,
- reason to believe,
- regard,
- relevant fact,
- respect,
- salient fact,
- self-evident fact,
- sign,
- significant fact,
- simple fact,
- sober fact,
- sooth,
- stubborn fact,
- symptom,
- the case,
- the nitty-gritty,
- the score,
- the true,
- thing,
- to be sure,
- token,
- trueness,
- truly,
- truth,
- truthfully,
- truthfulness,
- turn of events,
- ultimate truth,
- undeniable fact,
- unerroneousness,
- unfallaciousness,
- unfalseness,
- veracity,
- verity,
- very truth,
- well-known fact
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