Pronunciation: /ˈriəli/
noun an actual or true thing
A1 I don't really like broccoli.
A2 She is a really good singer.
B1 I have a really busy schedule this week.
B2 He is really passionate about his job.
C1 The team worked really hard to meet the deadline.
C2 I am really looking forward to our vacation next month.
adverb used to emphasize or express sincerity or truth
A1 I am really happy to see you.
A2 She is really good at playing the piano.
B1 I really enjoy going to the beach in the summer.
B2 He really needs to work on his time management skills.
C1 I really appreciate all the hard work you've put in.
C2 She really excels in her field of research.
formal I am really looking forward to attending the conference next week.
informal I'm really excited about the party on Saturday!
slang I'm really digging the new album from that band.
figurative Her words cut me deeply, they really hit me hard.
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