Absolutely
Absolutely adverb - Totally and definitely; without question.
In actual fact and absolutely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "In actual fact" instead an adverb "Absolutely".
In actual fact
Absolutely and in actual fact are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Absolutely" instead an adverb phrase "In actual fact".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- precisely and absolutely
- precisely and in actual fact
- really and absolutely
- really and in actual fact
- actually and absolutely
- actually and in actual fact
- truly and absolutely
- truly and in actual fact
- well and absolutely
- well and in actual fact
- quite and absolutely
- quite and in actual fact
- positively and absolutely
- positively and in actual fact
Both terms in one sentence
- In actual fact the Keaton character is just a brilliantly devious human sociopath and the film has absolutely no supernatural angle whatsoever, even in subtext.
Source: Never Trust A Trailer / Film -
In actual fact, it has absolutely no counterpart in any of the languages spoken in that part of the world, though it is relatively close to two different words: the Romanian "Necuratu," meaning "unclean spirit," and the Greek "Nosophoros," meaning "bringer of plague."
Source: As Long as It Sounds Foreign
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