Truly or Truely
Which is Correct?
Confused between "truly" and "truely"? Learn the correct spelling, meaning, and how to use it properly in your writing.
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Incorrect: Truely
"Truely" is a common misspelling of the word "truly" and is not correct in standard English.
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Correct: Truly
"Truly" is the correct spelling. It means "in a truthful way" or "genuinely".
Definitions
Truly (adverb):
In a truthful way; genuinely; really.
Examples:
- • I truly appreciate your help.
- • She is truly talented.
- • This is truly amazing.
Truely:
Not a recognized English word. Likely a misspelling of "truly".
Examples:
- • (Incorrect) I truely care. (should be "truly")
Synonyms
Truly:
- • Genuinely
- • Really
- • Honestly
- • Sincerely
Truely:
- • (No synonyms; not a valid word)
Notes
Notes:
- • The correct spelling is truly, not "truely".
- • Words ending in -ly usually do not add an extra "e".
- • Always use standard spellings in formal writing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Is "truely" ever correct?
A: No, "truely" is not a correct spelling in English.
Q: What does "truly" mean?
A: "Truly" means in a truthful or genuine way.
Q: How do I use "truly" in a sentence?
A: Example: "I truly appreciate your support."
Summary
Use truly for the correct spelling. Truely is a misspelling and should be avoided. Always double-check your spelling for accuracy.