genuine
Most politicians genuinely believe they are incorruptible.大多数政治家真的相信自己是正直的。
He is genuinely motivated by a desire to help people.他完全是出于帮助人的愿望。
He made all the right noises about my audition but I couldn't tell if he was genuinely impressed.他一个劲儿地说我的试唱好，但我判断不出他是否真的这样觉得。
Most of the unemployed are not work-shy and genuinely do want jobs.大多数失业者并非懒惰，而是确实想要份工作。

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genuinely | American Dictionary

genuinely
adverb
us/ˈdʒen·ju·ən·li/
truthfully; sincerely; really; actually:
I’m genuinely sorry if I offended you.

Examples of genuinely

genuinely
This is not to say that such views are not, in some sense, genuinely held.
But they were genuinely popular among those who were promised a place in that nation.
Sometimes this is because of genuinely different methodological approaches and the difficulty of obtaining reliable data sets.
On the other hand, a genuinely comparative urban history is liberating.
Even when the parties are genuinely related, the findings indicate that this does not necessarily rule out commercialization.
Perhaps he genuinely hoped that peace had broken out.
This fascinating paper shows that if these extensions are supported, then nested data types become genuinely useful.
In general, a characteristic field is essentially genuinely nonlinear, and the involved wave is characterized by the so called compressive shock or expansive rarefaction.
There was a shared feeling that, above anything else, a care-home manager needs genuinely to care for others.
When general institutional facts about the law prioritize justice, this gives the demands that justice makes on the law a genuinely moral priority.
Only a small fraction of races are genuinely competitive in the sense that spatial models assume.
Students' feedback on the activity was very positive, showing that they enjoyed the genuinely communicative nature of it.
It has not been established whether imperfect information would ever provide a motivation for genuinely paternalist interventions.
Sharp appears not to possess the ability to recognize truly intelligent literary ideas and genuinely imaginative creation.
How could a genuinely avant-garde music 'reach down' to commodified listeners?
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