Truly
Truly adverb - Not merely this but also.
Without fail and truly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Without fail" instead an adverb "Truly".
Nearby Word: truism
Without fail
Truly and without fail are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Truly" instead an adverb phrase "Without fail".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- precisely and truly
- precisely and without fail
- absolutely and truly
- absolutely and without fail
- positively and truly
- positively and without fail
- definitely and truly
- definitely and without fail
- indeed and truly
- indeed and without fail
- plainly and truly
- plainly and without fail
- exactly and truly
- exactly and without fail
Both terms in one sentence
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Yes, he is a Jerk Ass, but Good Is Not Nice; he really, truly believes in the Laws of Magic, and follows them without fear and without fail to whatever end they bring him.
Source: Incorruptible Pure Pureness - Melisandre. Both grew up very poorly off (though Melisandre worse off), both loyal to Stannis to the end (and are the only ones truly respected by him), both generally kind and subservient to others, and both will fight for what they believe in without fail.
Source: Foil / A Song of Ice and Fire
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