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Definitions from the Webnot reallyPart of Speech: AdverbSense 1: Indicating negation or denialDefinition: Used to express disagreement, lack of conviction, or uncertainty regarding a previous statement. Example Sentence: He claimed to be innocent, but I could tell he wasn't really. Sense 2: Expressing sarcasm or ironyDefinition: Used to convey a statement that is contrary to what is expected or to mock a previous statement in a humorous or sarcastic manner. Example Sentence: Well, that's a brilliant idea... not really. Part of Speech: PhraseSense 1: Used to confirm an alternative or secondary optionDefinition: Indicates that the stated option is not the primary choice but is still considered as a possibility. Example Sentence: I was thinking of going to the movies, but not really, I'll probably stay home and watch TV. Sense 2: Denoting a small degree or extent of somethingDefinition: Indicates a lack of significance or importance of the stated degree or extent. Example Sentence: The party was fun, but there weren't really many people there. Part of Speech: InterjectionSense: Expressing disbelief or skepticismDefinition: Used to convey doubt or incredulity towards a statement or situation. Example Sentence: You won the lottery? Not really! I don't believe it. Related Products: | ||||
not opening not opening but not pas not proactive not proper not properly not put off not real not really not satisfied not sensible not slouching not so gud looking not specified not square not standard not suffecient to produce a desired result
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