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actually

[ak-choo-uh-lee] / ˈæk tʃu ə li /


Example Sentences

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"To be frank, it's changed my life. I actually moved, I now live in Brighton, which is for me much safer," she says.

From BBC

"Some age-related changes that look detrimental -- like slower tissue repair -- may actually be necessary compromises that prevent something worse: the complete depletion of the stem cell pool," Rando said.

From Science Daily

“Take it from someone who was actually in the chair asking the questions: context matters more than a headline,” Dickens said on Instagram.

From Los Angeles Times

Ward was actually James Dinnigan and Hines believes that he initially built rapport with her by pretending to be a Christian.

From BBC

The new, broader question: What if AI is so bullish for the economy that it is actually bearish?

From The Wall Street Journal