tru·ly 
/ˈtru:li/ adverb
/ˈtru:li/ adverb [more truly; most truly] 1 : in an honest manner : sincerely
▪ I truly believe they can do it. ▪ She's truly sorry. ▪ He truly enjoyed the concert. 2 : in truth : actually or really
▪ This is truly a different situation. ▪ A country is not truly democratic until all of its citizens can vote freely. ▪ Is this poll truly representative of the voters' intentions? 3 : without question or doubt — used to make a statement more definite or forceful ▪ It's truly hot out today. ▪ truly amazing/awful/weird
▪ I truly believe they can do it. ▪ She's truly sorry. ▪ He truly enjoyed the concert.
▪ This is truly a different situation. ▪ A country is not truly democratic until all of its citizens can vote freely. ▪ Is this poll truly representative of the voters' intentions?
yours truly 1 — used at the end of a letter and before the writer's signature 2 humorous — used to refer to yourself ▪ “Who is in charge here?” “Yours truly.” [=I am]
