truthfully

/trooth-fuhl/US // ˈtruθ fəl //UK // (ˈtruːθfʊl) //

如实地,如实,如实回答,如实反映

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : telling the truth, especially habitually: a truthful person.
- : conforming to truth: a truthful statement.
- : corresponding with reality: a truthful portrait.

adv.honestly

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He added, "I have not had this many phone calls since the shutdown of the government, truthfully."
Still “Happy,” truthfully, should have been a shoo-in for Record of the Year given its incessant popularity this past year.
Truthfully, we were doing the same numbers as a lot of those political-natured shows that are still around.
The key presupposition of the scientist is not “There is no God” but rather “The world speaks truthfully of its nature.”
Dad in the meantime called the school, which truthfully pronounced itself mystified.
A writer has truthfully said in regard to associating the name and use of the plant with the primitive users of it.
"I am sure there is no one I shall like half so well," said Isabel, truthfully; and Flora loved her for not being gracious.
Well, I can say that I have had many such opportunities, and can truthfully declare that I have enjoyed them all.
Yet who could truthfully charge her with having obtained her divorce in order thereby to claim any fresh licence for herself?
The title, then, should be attractive; it should be short; and it should truthfully indicate the contents of the essay.