Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
well-and-truly
adverb
/wɛl ənd ˈtruːli/
Definition
In a complete and thorough manner, without doubt.
Examples
- She is well-and-truly convinced that they will succeed.
- He was well-and-truly exhausted after running the marathon.
Meaning
The phrase ‘well-and-truly’ is used to emphasize that something is completely or absolutely the case, often in a context that conveys sincerity or seriousness.
Synonyms
- Absolutely
- Thoroughly
- Completely
