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really

/ˈriːjəli/

US UK

adverb

used to refer to what is true or real

She didn't really mean it.

Is that really a word?

It turned out that the bone wasn't really broken.

He might really be the one she's going to marry.

They really are twins.

What really happened?

There are really only two choices.

Who really cares?

I'm not hurtreally. [=I am being honest when I say I'm not hurt]

Did you really [=honestly] think I wouldn't notice?

without question or doubt - used to make a statement more definite or forceful

You should really see a doctor about your back pains.

I really believe she's not coming back.

You really should try some of this cake.

She really is a nice person.

We really need the extra money.

He really likes her. [=he likes her very much]

to a great degree :very

The dog runs really fast.

The water is really hot/cold.

She's a really nice person.

It's a really [=truly] beautiful day.

a really frightening/funny story

I had a really good time at the party.

used to reduce the force of a negative statement

I don't really agree with you.

It really doesn't matter.

used in speech to show surprise, doubt, or interest

They're getting divorced. Really? [=I am surprised to hear that and would like to hear more]

I think she likes me. Oh, really? [=I am doubtful that she really likes you]

US - used in speech to express agreement with what someone has just said

He shouldn't be allowed to do that. Yeah, really. Who does he think he is?

used in speech to show that you are annoyed

Really, you could have mentioned it sooner.

Really, you're being ridiculous.

not really

used to say no in a way that is not very forceful or definite

Was the movie good? Not really. [=the movie wasn't very good]

Do you want to go to a movie? No, not really. [=no, I am not very interested in going]