Indeed meanings in Hungarian

valóban

Example:

He is indeed a great artist.

Valóban nagyszerű művész.

This is indeed a problem we need to solve.

Ez valóban egy probléma, amit meg kell oldanunk.

Usage: formalContext: Used to confirm or emphasize a statement, often in discussions or formal writing.

Note: Used to affirm the truth of a previous statement or to add emphasis.

igazán

Example:

I am indeed happy to help you.

Igazán örömmel segítek neked.

She is indeed talented.

Ő igazán tehetséges.

Usage: informalContext: Used in casual conversation to express genuine feelings or opinions.

Note: Often conveys sincerity or strong belief in what is being said.

tényleg

Example:

Did he indeed say that?

Tényleg azt mondta?

It was indeed a surprise party.

Tényleg meglepetés buli volt.

Usage: informalContext: Used to express surprise or to question the validity of a statement.

Note: Commonly used in everyday conversation to ask for clarification.

még

Example:

Indeed, there is more to the story.

Még több van a történetben.

Indeed, she has done a lot for the community.

Még sokat tett a közösségért.

Usage: formalContext: Used to introduce additional information or to elaborate on a subject.

Note: Often used in more formal discussions or when presenting arguments.

certainly

Certainly is used to emphasize that something is true or to agree with a statement.

Example: She certainly knows how to play the piano.

Note: Similar to indeed, but with a stronger sense of assurance.

undoubtedly

Undoubtedly means without a doubt or certainly.

Example: The team is undoubtedly the best in the league.

Note: Similar to indeed, but with a stronger emphasis on being unquestionably true.

absolutely

Absolutely expresses complete agreement or certainty.

Example: I absolutely agree with your decision.

Note: Similar to indeed, but with a stronger sense of total agreement or certainty.

truly

Truly means in a truthful or sincere manner.

Example: She is truly talented in many ways.

Note: Similar to indeed, but with a focus on sincerity or genuineness.

Indeed

Used to emphasize agreement or confirmation.

Example: I am indeed impressed by your performance.

Note: Directly means truly or certainly.

Indeed so

Emphatic agreement or confirmation.

Example: Are you coming to the party? - Indeed so, I wouldn't miss it for the world.

Note: Similar to 'indeed' but adds extra emphasis.

Indeed not

Strongly denying or rejecting a suggestion.

Example: Did you steal the money? - Indeed not, I would never do such a thing.

Note: Contrasts with the expectation of agreement implied by 'indeed'.

Indeed to say

Used to introduce a stronger or more accurate statement.

Example: Indeed, to say that he is talented would be an understatement.

Note: Emphasizes the significance or seriousness of what follows.

Very much so

Expresses strong agreement or confirmation.

Example: Are you ready for the challenge? - Very much so, I've been preparing for this.

Note: Similar to 'indeed' but with added intensity.

For sure

Used to express agreement, certainty, or confirmation.

Example: Are you coming to the party tonight? - For sure!

Note: Emphasizes certainty or agreement more casually than 'indeed'.

Definitely

Expresses strong agreement or certainty.

Example: Did you enjoy the movie? - Definitely!

Note: Similar in meaning to 'indeed', but used more informally or emphatically.

Totally

Emphasizes complete agreement or confirmation.

Example: Are you ready for the exam? - Totally!

Note: Casually reinforces agreement or confirmation, similar to 'indeed'.

You bet

Affirmative response indicating willingness or agreement.

Example: Can you help me with this? - You bet!

Note: Less formal than 'indeed', conveys agreement in a more casual and positive way.

No doubt

Expresses certainty or agreement.

Example: Will you be there tomorrow? - No doubt!

Note: Similar to 'indeed' in expressing certainty, but more colloquial and emphatic.

Absolutely sure

Confidently stating agreement or certainty.

Example: Are you coming to the meeting? - Absolutely sure!

Note: Combines 'absolutely' and 'sure' to emphasize strong agreement or assertion.

Indeed, I think you're right.

Valóban, azt hiszem, igazad van.

She is indeed a talented musician.

Ő tényleg tehetséges zenész.

The weather is indeed beautiful today.

Az időjárás ma igazán szép.

Indeed - Adverb (Adverb) / Adverb (Adverb)

Lemma: indeed

Conjugations

Adverb (Adverb): indeed

Syllables, Separation and Stress

indeed Contains 2 syllables: in • deed

Phonetic transcription: in-ˈdēd

in deed , in ˈdēd (The red syllable is stressed)

The word frequency and importance index indicates how often a word appears in a given language. The smaller the number, the more frequently the word is used. The most frequently used words typically range from about 1 to 4000.

indeed: 500 - 600 (Extremely common).

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