Really
We use the adverb really when we want to emphasise something: …

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really
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈri·ə·li, ˈri·li/

reallyadverb[not gradable] (SINCERELY)

sincerely; truly:
I’m really telling the truth this time.
If she really cared about me, she would have called by now.

reallyadverb[not gradable] (VERY GREAT)

extremely:
That was a really good movie.
This room is really hot.

reallyadverb[not gradable] (ACTUALLY)

actually:
What really happened that day?
I just don’t know if we would really use it that much.
really
exclamation
us/ˈri·ə·li, ˈri·li/

reallyexclamation (EXPRESSING SURPRISE)

used to express interest, surprise, or annoyance:
"Debbie and I are getting married." "Really? When?"
Really, Jen, you should have let me know sooner.

Examples of really

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Moreover, the morphisms between such datatypes are really 'computed' by the elements tracking them, in the sense that each tracking element determines its function.
The following chapters, though superficially presenting the appearance of disconnected essays, really possess a strong bond of continuity.
Both are explicit, algorithmically defined mappings; one cannot really change them in any significant way.
In particular, a really unbounded operator (that is, one whose norm is infinite) is partial, not out of a forgotten totality, but intrinsically.
Before really tackling the issues of longrange planning strategies, in chapter 7, the author sets the scene in the first five chapters.
Note that with no alternative use of labour, we cannot really separate return to labour from resource rent.
Other forms of exchange are acknowledged, but not really discussed.
At the same time, while this arrangement helps to define ideal types, it also runs the risk of obscuring what the debate is really about.
A really good question speaks from common sense and, because it does, the results can be expected to produce vast social turmoil.
I really cannot take all this stuff seriously.
Then it sounds really nice, then you hear all the sounds, you hear the space.
He asked whether an architect ought to be granted such wide latitude to 'butcher really beautiful buildings'.
There are very good reasons why we need to be able to see or hear what is really out there, rather than what we anticipate.
I think women who want desperately to compete ; they're going to really feel it.
I need help to go to bed, get up, have my dressings done - with everything really.
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