adverb
- In truth: actually, fairly, genuinely, indeed, positively, really, truly, verily. Idioms: for fair. See real/imaginary, true/false.
truthfully
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The adverb has one meaning:
Meaning #1:
with truth
Antonym: untruthfully (meaning #1)
Derived from adjective: truthful (meaning #1)
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