Spell Bee Word: really

Basic Details

Word: Really

Part of Speech: Adverb

Meaning: In actual fact; truly or genuinely; used to emphasize a statement or opinion.

Synonyms: Truly, genuinely, actually

Antonyms: Falsely, supposedly, doubtfully

Idioms and Phrases

1. Really and truly: Used to strongly confirm something is true. Example: "I really and truly believe in your potential."
2. Is that really so? An expression of surprise or mild skepticism. Example: "You're moving to Paris? Is that really so?"

Usage Examples

Example 1: I really enjoy spending time with my family on weekends.

Example 2: Do you really think this is the right decision?

Example 3: She was really happy to receive the award for her hard work.

Fun Fact

Did you know? The word "really" evolved from the Middle English word "realy," meaning "in a real manner." It began to gain widespread usage in the 15th century.

Famous Quote

"The only thing that matters in life is doing what you really love." Marc Jacobs

Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs)

1. What does "really" mean?

a) Falsely
b) Actually or truly
c) Occasionally
d) Suddenly

Answer: b) Actually or truly

2. Which of these is a synonym of "really"?

a) Supposedly
b) Doubtfully
c) Genuinely
d) Rarely

Answer: c) Genuinely

3. Which is an antonym of "really"?

a) Truly
b) Actually
c) Supposedly
d) Certainly

Answer: c) Supposedly

4. Which sentence uses "really" correctly?

a) I really going to market.
b) They are really enjoy the movie.
c) She is really good at drawing.
d) He was really runs fast.

Answer: c) She is really good at drawing.

5. What does the idiom "really and truly" mean?

a) With confusion
b) With honesty and belief
c) With delay
d) With effort

Answer: b) With honesty and belief