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truefully

truefully adverb: loyally, faithfully, with devotion.

Adverb

truefully (comparative more truefully, superlative most truefully)

  1. (rare) loyally, faithfully, with devotion

Forms of truefully

comparativemore truefully
superlativemost truefully

Origin of truefully

From Middle English trufully, treufulli, from Old English ġetrēowfullīċe, equivalent to trueful + -ly.

Questions about truefully

What does truefully mean?
Truefully means loyally, faithfully, with devotion.
What part of speech is truefully?
Truefully is an adverb.

Words near truefully in the dictionary

  1. trued up
  2. truefan
  3. truefans
  4. truefen
  5. trueful
  6. truefully
  7. truefulness
  8. truehearted
  9. trueheartedly
  10. trueheartedness
  11. truehood

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