What are the antonyms for REALLY?
- ostensibly, minimally, apparently, questionably, meagerly, outwardly, plausibly, slightly, seemingly, negligibly, somewhat, barely, dubiously, hardly, little, supposedly, just, professedly, indefinite, doubtfully, nominally, marginally, scantily.
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Synonyms for REALLY
- pick on,
- inordinately,
- the very thing,
- precisely,
- literally,
- sure enough,
- believe it or not,
- sure as hell,
- verily,
- not figuratively,
- absolutely,
- no strings attached,
- significantly,
- highly,
- vitally,
- devilish,
- of course,
- infinitely,
- hugely,
- Well, I never,
- in essence,
- matter,
- tons,
- extraordinarily,
- beyond shadow of a doubt,
- you don't say,
- fully,
- forsooth,
- in all conscience,
- by far,
- plumb,
- exceedingly,
- beyond shadow of doubt,
- immanently,
- enormously,
- without doubt,
- downright,
- look at,
- characteristically,
- tangibly,
- be sure,
- totally,
- sensibly,
- in the main,
- in reality,
- come hell or high water,
- on the contrary,
- properly,
- at the heart of,
- wholesale,
- well,
- without equivocation,
- wholeheartedly,
- letter by letter,
- strikingly,
- authentically,
- importantly,
- strangely enough,
- more or less so,
- all in all,
- for a fact,
- undeniably,
- actual,
- mundanely,
- completely,
- I can tell you,
- flat,
- devoutly,
- doubly,
- in all sincerity,
- undoubtedly,
- In Toto,
- genuinely,
- Corporeally,
- unduly,
- now I've seen everything/it all,
- even,
- in all respects,
- unquestionably,
- in fact,
- to the letter,
- rattling,
- fairly,
- straight out,
- literatim,
- would,
- superlatively,
- unmistakably,
- physically,
- unerringly,
- decisively,
- the fact remains that,
- much,
- unreservedly,
- undeviatingly,
- mighty,
- property,
- right,
- determinedly,
- intrinsically,
- heavens above,
- sure as can be,
- nothing else but,
- is that a fact?,
- de facto,
- ponderably,
- no catch,
- V,
- curiously,
- truly,
- remarkably,
- legitimately,
- especially,
- naturally,
- sincerely,
- certainly,
- dead sure,
- real,
- Indispensably,
- charming,
- sic,
- in actuality,
- easily,
- very much,
- in truth,
- surpassingly,
- immensely,
- in substance,
- palpably,
- indisputably,
- bloody,
- entirely,
- get off,
- e'en,
- e'er,
- in a marked degree,
- richly,
- without reservation,
- essentially,
- utterly,
- on the money,
- meaningfully,
- pick on someone your own size,
- no ifs ands or buts,
- for certain,
- no question,
- almost certainly,
- so much,
- truth,
- dearly,
- the letter,
- mea culpa,
- to be sure,
- but good,
- truthfully,
- immoderately,
- unequivocally,
- surely,
- undisputably,
- O.K.,
- positively,
- thoroughly,
- for sure,
- by all means,
- surprisingly,
- wholly,
- in spades,
- honestly,
- from bottom of heart,
- mucho,
- rigorously,
- indeed,
- deeply,
- funnily enough,
- Determinately,
- reality,
- as a matter of fact,
- pretty,
- of all things/people/places,
- in deed,
- true,
- factually,
- it just so happens that,
- indubitably,
- on the button,
- supremely,
- beyond question,
- madly,
- dish out,
- considerably,
- in point of fact,
- get out,
- in effect,
- simply,
- decidedly,
- no two ways about it,
- who would have thought...?,
- any,
- a lot,
- mainly,
- assuredly,
- quite,
- you would not believe,
- very thing,
- dead,
- terrifically,
- Against,
- whole,
- unusually,
- beyond doubt,
- extremely,
- unambiguously,
- purely,
- so,
- substantially,
- veritably,
- actively,
- Mega,
- no mistake,
- extra,
- far away,
- bottom,
- admittedly,
- for real,
- overly,
- very,
- categorically,
- soundly,
- materially,
- fact,
- largely,
- actually,
- This,
- where does someone get off doing something?.
Usage Examples for REALLY
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Are you really- do you really? - "Caught in a Trap" by John C. Hutcheson
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Now shall I tell you what your Lady Beltham really is? - "Fantômas" by Pierre Souvestre Marcel Allain
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May I really have one? - "Dorothy Dale at Glenwood School" by Margaret Penrose
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But one can't- one really can't! - "The Mating of Lydia" by Mrs. Humphry Ward
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It was really all over right then. - "Ma Pettengill" by Harry Leon Wilson
