truthfully — In a way that is accurate and honest; without deception or pretense.
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: In a way that is accurate and honest; without deception or pretense.
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtruθfəli/
Korean meaning: 진실하게, 솔직하게
Korean pronunciation: 트루스-풀리 (강세: 트루스)
Example Sentences
- Truthfully, I ate the last piece of pizza at 3 AM.
- She answered all the interview questions truthfully.
- Truthfully, I have no idea what's happening in this meeting.
truthfully
ADVERB//ˈtruθfəli//
In a way that is accurate and honest; without deception or pretense.
In a way that is accurate and honest; without deception or pretense.
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Origin
From Old English 'trēowth' meaning faithfulness or loyalty, which evolved into Middle English 'truthe' and then modern 'truth', combined with the adverbial suffix '-fully'.
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“Truthfully, I ate the last piece of pizza at 3 AM.”
“She answered all the interview questions truthfully.”
“Truthfully, I have no idea what's happening in this meeting.”
“The witness testified truthfully in court.”
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