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Truely/Truly
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Truely vs. Truly
Truely
In a way that is real, genuine, or sincere.
Examples:
Synonyms:
genuinely
really
honestly
factually
sincerely
Antonyms:
falsely
insincerely
dishonestly
Truly
/ˈtruːli/
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In a genuine or accurate manner
Examples:
'
Truly
, sir, I have company there.'
Was he
truly
saved?
"Now I am
truly
the Knight of the Long Face.
Synonyms:
genuinely
really
honestly
authentically
actually
Antonyms:
falsely
deceitfully
dishonestly
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Ways to tell them apart:
"Truly" is the correct spelling, while "truely" is incorrect and doesn't exist in standard English.
Remember,
truly
does not have an
e
after the
u
, unlike words like
blue
or
glue
.
If in doubt, think of
true
without the
e
before adding the
ly
. This helps avoid creating an incorrect form like
truely
.
Truly
follows the pattern of dropping the
e
in words like
due
when transforming to an adverb (truly, duly).
The word
truly
is used more than 1 million times in books written over the last 200 years, while
truely
is not recognized.
When to use truly:
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