Genuinely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GENUINELY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• GENUINE, authentic
• in a truthful way
• used to emphasize sincerity or seriousness
• to the fullest degree; properly
• really (used for emphasis)
• in accordance with truth or fact or reality
• genuinely; with authority
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• actually having the reputed or apparent qualities or character; actually produced by or proceeding from the alleged source or author; sincerely and honestly felt or experienced; actual, true

Words related to GENUINELY

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How to use GENUINELY in a sentence

• The preservation of the Union was the dearest object to the heart of Clay, who was genuinely and thoroughly patriotic.
• At that moment I knew my spirit truly great, genuinely sublime.
• Delaney seems genuinely sorry not to have gratified Phiber in this harmless fashion.
• On my remarking, genuinely enough, that I only wished I could go with them, Bob Evers echoed the wish so heartily that I could not but believe that he meant what he said.
• The light of a genuinely ideal and spiritual conception of life was not hers.
• For the first time in Irish history a genuinely contested election took place.
• He seems genuinely ashamed that anything so unusual has occurred to him.
• They seemed genuinely glad to see her, but they did not spare her.
• At the prospect of missing Selina on this occasion, he was genuinely disappointed.
• War is now a genuinely Indian performance, just as Washington saw one hundred and fifty years ago that it ought to be.
• Such teachers are bound to succeed, because they are attacking the subject in a genuinely educational spirit.
• She must be full of vitality, she must understand children, and, above all, she must be genuinely fond of music, in such a way that she cannot do without it.
• Amongst them are some by Cynewulf, perhaps the most genuinely poetical of all the early minstrels after Caedmon.
• A man she was genuinely fond of, a man she could look up to, always depend upon.
• The late Celtic age was one which genuinely delighted in beauty of form and detail.
• Milly was often mortified at first, though by this time she cared for Ernestine so genuinely that she would not let her suspect or hurt her feelings.
• It is impossible not to regret that Moore has written so little in this sweet and genuinely national style.
• The School of Cologne was a genuinely native school of art in the fourteenth century.
• Though Hume genuinely admired certain portions of this work, it is not surprising that he also found defects in it.
• Genuinely profitable farming in Virginia was not common, for the general system was a bad one.
• There can be no doubt that the Chinese government has been, and is, genuinely anxious to suppress the use of opium and it has succeeded to a remarkable degree.
• His longing for a genuinely reunited country was not a pious form of expression, but an intense sentiment, and an end which he definitely expected to bring to pass.
• Introductions now followed all around and Ivan seemed genuinely pleased to meet Chester.
• The heroine, Irma von Wildenort, is genuinely human.
• The change, however, has a moral menace in it, for the slow but sure ways of the old-fashioned home with its genuinely moral atmosphere have nearly slipped us.
• Before the winter he left the island and sailed to Holland to raise moneys! for the promises of the Great Powers had come to nothing, even if they were genuinely given.
• Not realizing she was being studied she felt that Madam was genuinely interested.

Similar words containing GENUINE without suffix ly

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