Perfectly
True
True adverb - As acknowledged.
Both words in one sentence
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True to his Non-Action Snarker status, Noah is perfectly fine with being carried and none of the other contestants comment on the two.
Source: Bridal Carry -
Even a true Seer's prophecies don't always come true anyway, since people are perfectly able to Screw Destiny in this setting.
Source: Seers - As a true king (and not just the true king) Carrot wants what is best for his people — in other words, the status quo, He's perfectly happy protecting the city and leaving the messy business of ruling to the Patrician.
Source: Hidden Backup Prince
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