veritably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for veritably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

veritably [Am ˈvərədəbli, Brit ˈvɛrɪtəbli] ADV form or hum

veritably

verdaderamente

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It was veritably a bolt out of the blue.

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As it turned out, choppers that could have softened enemy positions or evacuated the wounded were veritably useless to the soldiers as they were under fire.

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Yes, it's somewhat self-indulgent and a little pretentious; veritably bursting with knowing literary references and allusions to the trappings and pitfalls of the theatre.

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Genre is a helpful, but ultimately futile framework here, because the use of terms like "metalcore" or "crunkcore" are veritably meaningless on their own terms.

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The images veritably come to life.

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Turns out it is a sharp little ale, veritably blotto with sediment.

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Veritably, this was all long ago.

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Regulatory approvals associated with these drugs are process-intensive, with regulators veritably competing with each other to extract maximum possible levels of transparency from pharmaceutical manufacturers.

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The script veritably tingles with wit and tiny surprise packages.

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But the man has only exposed himself for the pathological liar that he veritably is.

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