Definition of truthfully in English:

truthfully

adverb ˈtruːθfʊliˈtruːθf(ə)liˈtruθfəli

1In a way that expresses the truth; honestly.
stories should be reported truthfully and accurately
it is a hard question for me to answer truthfully
Example sentencesExamples
- She cried and truthfully told him she missed her family.
- Journalists have an absolute right to write whatever they can report truthfully.
- This is not the kind of question one can answer truthfully to a child.
- Very few of us can truthfully claim knowledge of these fine works.
- Later, she would maintain - probably truthfully - that the marriage had never been consummated.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the truthfulness or honesty of a statement.
  truthfully, I never liked any of 'em
  Example sentencesExamples
  Truthfully picture quality varies from very good to rather poor depending on the scene.
  Truthfully, that was the fun part about movies - being able to train for things you always wanted to do.
  I don't really think about it that much, truthfully.
  You know, truthfully, it's just something I fell into.
  Mercifully, by the time The New Deal sauntered onstage, the crowd had ballooned - but truthfully, not by much.

Definition of truthfully in US English:

truthfully

adverbˈtruθfəliˈtro͞oTHfəlē

1In a way that expresses the truth; honestly.
stories should be reported truthfully and accurately
it is a hard question for me to answer truthfully
Example sentencesExamples
- Journalists have an absolute right to write whatever they can report truthfully.
- Very few of us can truthfully claim knowledge of these fine works.
- She cried and truthfully told him she missed her family.
- This is not the kind of question one can answer truthfully to a child.
- Later, she would maintain - probably truthfully - that the marriage had never been consummated.
1. 1.1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the truthfulness or honesty of a statement.
  truthfully, I never liked any of 'em
  Example sentencesExamples
  Truthfully, that was the fun part about movies - being able to train for things you always wanted to do.
  You know, truthfully, it's just something I fell into.
  I don't really think about it that much, truthfully.
  Mercifully, by the time The New Deal sauntered onstage, the crowd had ballooned - but truthfully, not by much.
  Truthfully picture quality varies from very good to rather poor depending on the scene.

单词	truthfully
释义	Definition of truthfully in English: truthfully adverb ˈtruːθfʊliˈtruːθf(ə)liˈtruθfəli 1In a way that expresses the truth; honestly. stories should be reported truthfully and accurately it is a hard question for me to answer truthfully Example sentencesExamples She cried and truthfully told him she missed her family. Journalists have an absolute right to write whatever they can report truthfully. This is not the kind of question one can answer truthfully to a child. Very few of us can truthfully claim knowledge of these fine works. Later, she would maintain - probably truthfully - that the marriage had never been consummated. 1.1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the truthfulness or honesty of a statement. truthfully, I never liked any of 'em Example sentencesExamples Truthfully picture quality varies from very good to rather poor depending on the scene. Truthfully, that was the fun part about movies - being able to train for things you always wanted to do. I don't really think about it that much, truthfully. You know, truthfully, it's just something I fell into. Mercifully, by the time The New Deal sauntered onstage, the crowd had ballooned - but truthfully, not by much. Definition of truthfully in US English: truthfully adverbˈtruθfəliˈtro͞oTHfəlē 1In a way that expresses the truth; honestly. stories should be reported truthfully and accurately it is a hard question for me to answer truthfully Example sentencesExamples Journalists have an absolute right to write whatever they can report truthfully. Very few of us can truthfully claim knowledge of these fine works. She cried and truthfully told him she missed her family. This is not the kind of question one can answer truthfully to a child. Later, she would maintain - probably truthfully - that the marriage had never been consummated. 1.1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the truthfulness or honesty of a statement. truthfully, I never liked any of 'em Example sentencesExamples Truthfully, that was the fun part about movies - being able to train for things you always wanted to do. You know, truthfully, it's just something I fell into. I don't really think about it that much, truthfully. Mercifully, by the time The New Deal sauntered onstage, the crowd had ballooned - but truthfully, not by much. Truthfully picture quality varies from very good to rather poor depending on the scene.
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