Actually
Actually adverb - In actual fact.
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Synonyms for Actually
Unquestionably and actually are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unquestionably" instead an adverb "Actually".
Unquestionably
Unquestionably adverb - Without any question.
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Synonyms for Unquestionably
Actually and unquestionably are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Actually" instead an adverb "Unquestionably".
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Related pairs
- very and actually
- very and unquestionably
- precisely and actually
- precisely and unquestionably
- really and actually
- really and unquestionably
- truly and actually
- truly and unquestionably
- absolutely and actually
- absolutely and unquestionably
- positively and actually
- positively and unquestionably
- definitely and actually
- definitely and unquestionably
Both words in one sentence
- Interestingly, the first John Paul actually called himself "John Paul I" Latin Ioannes Paulus Primus, which means Francis is unquestionably the first since Lando not to have an ordinal.
Source: King Bob the Nth - While unquestionably evil, it is a toss-up weather he actually counts as a villain, per se.
Source: Anti Villain / Fanfiction -
Conversely, the Necromancer is more of an aversion in that he's mainly a generic — if unquestionably dangerous — "evil" wizardly supervillain who isn't actually seen to particularly specialize in necromancy.
Source: Whatevermancy
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