veritably

Without any doubt

Veritably means truly or actually, used for emphasis when asserting something is genuine rather than merely figurative: The stadium was veritably shaking from the crowd's roar.

The word has a formal, slightly old-fashioned quality and often introduces surprising or extreme claims: He was veritably transformed overnight.

truthfulness

truly

In a genuine manner

truthfully · authentically · legitimately · actually · really · factually · faithfully · accurately · veraciously · candidly

certainty

undeniably

Beyond any reasonable doubt

irrefutably · undoubtedly · assuredly · certainly · definitively · conclusively · unmistakably · positively · absolutely · doubtless

confirmation

indeed

Word affirming emphasis

demonstrably · evidently · plainly · clearly · manifestly · patently · obviously · certifiably · provably · verifiably

emphasis

utterly

To the fullest extent

completely · entirely · perfectly · decidedly · categorically · unreservedly · unconditionally · emphatically · expressly · squarely

Opposites
truth/authenticity

veritablyfalsely

Contrary to fact

fraudulently · dishonestly · deceptively · fakely · spuriously

certainty/appearance

veritablyseemingly

Appearing to be so

apparently · ostensibly · outwardly · supposedly · allegedly

literal/figurative

veritablyfiguratively

In non-literal terms

metaphorically · symbolically · in a manner of speaking · so to speak · as it were

Family

veritable

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Used worldwide · Timeless · Abstract · Everyday, not technical · Rated G