Genuinely
Genuinely adverb - In actual fact.
Usage example: is genuinely fond of her older brother
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Synonyms for Genuinely
Precisely and genuinely are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Precisely" instead an adverb "Genuinely".
Nearby Words: genuine, genuineness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- right and genuinely
- right and precisely
- just and genuinely
- just and precisely
- really and genuinely
- really and precisely
- actually and genuinely
- actually and precisely
- truly and genuinely
- truly and precisely
- directly and genuinely
- directly and precisely
- absolutely and genuinely
- absolutely and precisely
Both words in one sentence
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Radner made him his right-hand man precisely for this reason; he's trustworthy, genuinely nice and only a supervillain because he's unflinchingly loyal to his evil sister.
- Pendrake is the kind of person who genuinely believes that certain activities are immoral...and gets off on them for precisely that reason.
Source: Hypocrite / Film - He tells his mother what it is; she smiles genuinely and says, "Aw, that's sweet, Maxie." He's not precisely an example of Even Bad Men Love Their Mamas but the FBI did show up for him in that same scene.
Source: Tattoo as Character Type
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