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About me
actually
(EN)
adverb
adverb “actually”
actually
(more/most)
used to emphasize something
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You are not
actually
doing that, are you?
to highlight a surprising contrast between reality and what was previously thought or believed
She looks so young, but she's
actually
in her forties.
to politely correct someone or provide the correct information
A: "The meeting is tomorrow." B: "
Actually
, the meeting has been rescheduled for next Friday."
to politely introduce a new subject, attract attention, or preface a statement that may be unwelcome
Actually
, could we discuss the budget report now?
border
ambition
staggering
difference