In fact
In fact adverb - In reality or actuality.
Steadfastly and in fact are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Steadfastly" instead an adverb phrase "In fact".
Steadfastly
Steadfastly adverb - With resolute determination.
In fact and steadfastly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "In fact" instead an adverb "Steadfastly".
Nearby Words: steadfast, steadfastness
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- truly and in fact
- truly and steadfastly
- positively and in fact
- positively and steadfastly
- definitely and in fact
- definitely and steadfastly
- firmly and in fact
- firmly and steadfastly
- sincerely and in fact
- sincerely and steadfastly
- constantly and in fact
- constantly and steadfastly
- steadily and in fact
- steadily and steadfastly
Both terms in one sentence
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The Emperor of Mankind steadfastly denied his divinity while his Word Bearers Legion insisted that he was, in fact, a god.
Source: God Guise -
However, when Ken does in fact marry such a woman, he steadfastly refuses to mix his family life with business and is shown to be highly successful even without his wife's money.
Source: Gold Digger -
A certain amount of Fridge Logic applies to the beginning of the first season, where Doyle's Irish-ness is a major part of his character, and yet Angel steadfastly retains his assumed California accent, and never so much as acknowledges that he is, in fact, Irish as well.
Source: Most Definitely Not a Villain
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