He was genuinely concerned for the children.genuinelygen‧u‧ine‧ly /ˈdʒenjuɪnli/ ●●○ adverb 
He was genuinely concerned for the children. His victims genuinely believed that he was helping them.2used for emphasizing a particular quality: genuinely new information Matisse is a genuinely popular artist.
COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY He was genuinely concerned for the children. His victims genuinely believed that he was helping them.COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES Russell was deeply moved by what he heard.
1in a real and sincere waygenuinely concerned/interested/surprised He was genuinely concerned for the children. His victims genuinely believed that he was helping them. Russell was deeply moved by what he heard.· He became Russia's first genuinely popular politician in a long time.
· Gilbert sounded genuinely shocked.
· ‘Me?’ Theodora seemed genuinely surprised.
He was genuinely concerned for the children. His victims genuinely believed that he was helping them.2used for emphasizing a particular quality: genuinely new information Matisse is a genuinely popular artist.- perfect
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