Correctly
True
True adverb - As acknowledged.
Both words in one sentence
- Rincewind notes (correctly) that this is too good to be true and that they should just quit while they're ahead: They're being framed for the Emperor's murder.
Source: Passive Rescue - When the boys are three years old, the poet Bragi correctly guesses that the prince is fake and that the twins are the true heirs, causing Hagny to come clear and swap them back.
Source: Switched at Birth - Although many commented that "he" is "like a girl", not a lot correctly guessed her true gender.
Source: Manhua / Choukakou
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