Definition of surely in English:

surely

adverb ˈʃʊəliˈʃɔːliˈʃʊrli

1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the speaker's firm belief that what they are saying is true and often their surprise that there is any doubt of this.
if there is no will, then surely the house goes automatically to you
Example sentencesExamples
- If that is the case, then the Minister will surely be able to assure the House of that particular fact.
- If it is reflected in all aspects of nature, surely it must be true for the Great Spirit.
- Those who endured the recent count would surely favour it on grounds of speed and convenience.
- If that is not the case, then unearthing the true motive is surely someone else's job.
- Were that true, extra troops should surely be sent to boost security.
- His views on the proper basicality of belief in God surely do not commit him to thinking that faith and reason conflict.
- There is surely an opening here for new private firms to come in and show the established operators how it could be done.
- For all that, surely people should be able to talk about their fundamental beliefs.
- If this is true, surely each outlet should be doing all it can to ensure holiday-makers make return visits.
- Those to whom a well struck word rings out straight and true will surely be aware that disenable is not a real word.
- If this is true, surely it has its own rights, including the right to live.
- If better diagnosis is an acceptable reason for the rising rates of autism then surely the converse is true.
- True devotees surely know that there can be no compromise with them.
- Today, as all recent Old Firm managers of substance have done, he will surely deliver a trophy in his first season.
- Even if readers were aware, the extraordinary importance of the allegation surely merits emphasis.
- However, his tremendous form so far this season must surely have surprised even his biggest admirers.
- That indeed may well be true but rather than finessing this issue it should surely be addressing it head on.
- He had been warned twice, it is true, for running onto the pitch but it would surely have been worthwhile risking him.
- This may or not be so, but in a debate about changing the law to make it more effective, it is surely the wrong emphasis.
- Such beliefs surely had deeper roots than the experience of war in North America.
Synonyms
it must be the case that, I believe that, assuredly, without question
informal don't tell me that … not …
1. 1.1 Without doubt; certainly.
  if he did not heed the warning, he would surely die
  Example sentencesExamples
  She wanted no home, but she knew that if she continued, he would surely die out here.
  At the same time, these methods surely contain certain errors and assumptions.
  Will would surely die if this boy didn't have any information about his dear Elizabeth.
  White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable.
  This is praise indeed from the IMF, and it is surely a firm indication that all is by no means lost.
  True democracy surely involves a combination of participation and representation.
  We realised that without help it would surely die, as it was getting weaker by the day.
  People say that the greatest geniuses are always the most troubled and this is surely true of comedians.
  With the soft ground in his favour, he will surely be hard to beat.
  If they don't do this they are surely failing in their duties of surveillance.
  Anything that does not succeed in completing this cycle will surely fail on this planet.
  This was surely partly because the election result is indeed all but certain.
  If we do not we will surely fail our patients, the public, and ourselves.
  If he didn't hurry, there would be nowhere to hide, and he and Anne would surely die.
  I've been trying to look out for it and will surely die if I miss it again.
  Her presence would have surely made certain that some things happened and certain things did not.
  If Tech had undershot the target they would crash in the forest and they would all surely die.
  It might not be good news for certain companies, but it surely is a boon for consumers.
  Having a dog or cat around the house will surely bring animal lovers a lot of smiles.
  Yes, this will surely fail but we have to be careful that he doesn't try it again.
  Synonyms
  certainly, for certain, for sure, to be sure, definitely, undoubtedly, without doubt, doubtless, beyond any/the shadow of a doubt, indubitably, unquestionably, incontestably, irrefutably, incontrovertibly, undeniably, without fail, inevitably, unavoidably
  informal sure
2. 1.2North American informal as exclamation Of course; yes.
  ‘You'll wait for me?’ ‘Surely.’
2With assurance or confidence.
no one knows how to move the economy quickly and surely in that direction
Example sentencesExamples
- She walked firmly and surely, every footstep getting stronger, and went to the door.
- However, to move slowly and surely, you had to have a great deal of confidence.
Synonyms
firmly, steadily, confidently, solidly, securely, unhesitatingly, unfalteringly, unswervingly, determinedly, doggedly, assuredly

Definition of surely in US English:

surely

adverbˈSHo͝orlēˈʃʊrli

1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the speaker's firm belief that what they are saying is true and often their surprise that there is any doubt of this.
if there is no will, then surely the house goes automatically to you
Example sentencesExamples
- If it is reflected in all aspects of nature, surely it must be true for the Great Spirit.
- Those to whom a well struck word rings out straight and true will surely be aware that disenable is not a real word.
- Such beliefs surely had deeper roots than the experience of war in North America.
- If that is the case, then the Minister will surely be able to assure the House of that particular fact.
- Even if readers were aware, the extraordinary importance of the allegation surely merits emphasis.
- Those who endured the recent count would surely favour it on grounds of speed and convenience.
- However, his tremendous form so far this season must surely have surprised even his biggest admirers.
- Today, as all recent Old Firm managers of substance have done, he will surely deliver a trophy in his first season.
- If that is not the case, then unearthing the true motive is surely someone else's job.
- If better diagnosis is an acceptable reason for the rising rates of autism then surely the converse is true.
- If this is true, surely it has its own rights, including the right to live.
- That indeed may well be true but rather than finessing this issue it should surely be addressing it head on.
- If this is true, surely each outlet should be doing all it can to ensure holiday-makers make return visits.
- Were that true, extra troops should surely be sent to boost security.
- For all that, surely people should be able to talk about their fundamental beliefs.
- He had been warned twice, it is true, for running onto the pitch but it would surely have been worthwhile risking him.
- There is surely an opening here for new private firms to come in and show the established operators how it could be done.
- This may or not be so, but in a debate about changing the law to make it more effective, it is surely the wrong emphasis.
- True devotees surely know that there can be no compromise with them.
- His views on the proper basicality of belief in God surely do not commit him to thinking that faith and reason conflict.
Synonyms
it must be the case that, i believe that, assuredly, without question
1. 1.1 Without doubt; certainly.
  if he did not heed the warning, he would surely die
  Example sentencesExamples
  If he didn't hurry, there would be nowhere to hide, and he and Anne would surely die.
  At the same time, these methods surely contain certain errors and assumptions.
  Will would surely die if this boy didn't have any information about his dear Elizabeth.
  If they don't do this they are surely failing in their duties of surveillance.
  This was surely partly because the election result is indeed all but certain.
  We realised that without help it would surely die, as it was getting weaker by the day.
  It might not be good news for certain companies, but it surely is a boon for consumers.
  True democracy surely involves a combination of participation and representation.
  White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable.
  Yes, this will surely fail but we have to be careful that he doesn't try it again.
  Her presence would have surely made certain that some things happened and certain things did not.
  If Tech had undershot the target they would crash in the forest and they would all surely die.
  Having a dog or cat around the house will surely bring animal lovers a lot of smiles.
  This is praise indeed from the IMF, and it is surely a firm indication that all is by no means lost.
  People say that the greatest geniuses are always the most troubled and this is surely true of comedians.
  She wanted no home, but she knew that if she continued, he would surely die out here.
  Anything that does not succeed in completing this cycle will surely fail on this planet.
  I've been trying to look out for it and will surely die if I miss it again.
  With the soft ground in his favour, he will surely be hard to beat.
  If we do not we will surely fail our patients, the public, and ourselves.
  Synonyms
  certainly, for certain, for sure, to be sure, definitely, undoubtedly, without doubt, doubtless, beyond any shadow of a doubt, beyond the shadow of a doubt, indubitably, unquestionably, incontestably, irrefutably, incontrovertibly, undeniably, without fail, inevitably, unavoidably
2. 1.2North American informal as exclamation Of course; yes.
  “You'll wait for me?” “Surely.”
2With assurance or confidence.
no one knows how to move the economy quickly and surely in that direction
Example sentencesExamples
- She walked firmly and surely, every footstep getting stronger, and went to the door.
- However, to move slowly and surely, you had to have a great deal of confidence.
Synonyms
firmly, steadily, confidently, solidly, securely, unhesitatingly, unfalteringly, unswervingly, determinedly, doggedly, assuredly

单词	surely
释义	Definition of surely in English: surely adverb ˈʃʊəliˈʃɔːliˈʃʊrli 1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the speaker's firm belief that what they are saying is true and often their surprise that there is any doubt of this. if there is no will, then surely the house goes automatically to you Example sentencesExamples If that is the case, then the Minister will surely be able to assure the House of that particular fact. If it is reflected in all aspects of nature, surely it must be true for the Great Spirit. Those who endured the recent count would surely favour it on grounds of speed and convenience. If that is not the case, then unearthing the true motive is surely someone else's job. Were that true, extra troops should surely be sent to boost security. His views on the proper basicality of belief in God surely do not commit him to thinking that faith and reason conflict. There is surely an opening here for new private firms to come in and show the established operators how it could be done. For all that, surely people should be able to talk about their fundamental beliefs. If this is true, surely each outlet should be doing all it can to ensure holiday-makers make return visits. Those to whom a well struck word rings out straight and true will surely be aware that disenable is not a real word. If this is true, surely it has its own rights, including the right to live. If better diagnosis is an acceptable reason for the rising rates of autism then surely the converse is true. True devotees surely know that there can be no compromise with them. Today, as all recent Old Firm managers of substance have done, he will surely deliver a trophy in his first season. Even if readers were aware, the extraordinary importance of the allegation surely merits emphasis. However, his tremendous form so far this season must surely have surprised even his biggest admirers. That indeed may well be true but rather than finessing this issue it should surely be addressing it head on. He had been warned twice, it is true, for running onto the pitch but it would surely have been worthwhile risking him. This may or not be so, but in a debate about changing the law to make it more effective, it is surely the wrong emphasis. Such beliefs surely had deeper roots than the experience of war in North America. Synonyms it must be the case that, I believe that, assuredly, without question informal don't tell me that … not … 1.1 Without doubt; certainly. if he did not heed the warning, he would surely die Example sentencesExamples She wanted no home, but she knew that if she continued, he would surely die out here. At the same time, these methods surely contain certain errors and assumptions. Will would surely die if this boy didn't have any information about his dear Elizabeth. White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable. This is praise indeed from the IMF, and it is surely a firm indication that all is by no means lost. True democracy surely involves a combination of participation and representation. We realised that without help it would surely die, as it was getting weaker by the day. People say that the greatest geniuses are always the most troubled and this is surely true of comedians. With the soft ground in his favour, he will surely be hard to beat. If they don't do this they are surely failing in their duties of surveillance. Anything that does not succeed in completing this cycle will surely fail on this planet. This was surely partly because the election result is indeed all but certain. If we do not we will surely fail our patients, the public, and ourselves. If he didn't hurry, there would be nowhere to hide, and he and Anne would surely die. I've been trying to look out for it and will surely die if I miss it again. Her presence would have surely made certain that some things happened and certain things did not. If Tech had undershot the target they would crash in the forest and they would all surely die. It might not be good news for certain companies, but it surely is a boon for consumers. Having a dog or cat around the house will surely bring animal lovers a lot of smiles. Yes, this will surely fail but we have to be careful that he doesn't try it again. Synonyms certainly, for certain, for sure, to be sure, definitely, undoubtedly, without doubt, doubtless, beyond any/the shadow of a doubt, indubitably, unquestionably, incontestably, irrefutably, incontrovertibly, undeniably, without fail, inevitably, unavoidably informal sure 1.2North American informal as exclamation Of course; yes. ‘You'll wait for me?’ ‘Surely.’ 2With assurance or confidence. no one knows how to move the economy quickly and surely in that direction Example sentencesExamples She walked firmly and surely, every footstep getting stronger, and went to the door. However, to move slowly and surely, you had to have a great deal of confidence. Synonyms firmly, steadily, confidently, solidly, securely, unhesitatingly, unfalteringly, unswervingly, determinedly, doggedly, assuredly Definition of surely in US English: surely adverbˈSHo͝orlēˈʃʊrli 1sentence adverb Used to emphasize the speaker's firm belief that what they are saying is true and often their surprise that there is any doubt of this. if there is no will, then surely the house goes automatically to you Example sentencesExamples If it is reflected in all aspects of nature, surely it must be true for the Great Spirit. Those to whom a well struck word rings out straight and true will surely be aware that disenable is not a real word. Such beliefs surely had deeper roots than the experience of war in North America. If that is the case, then the Minister will surely be able to assure the House of that particular fact. Even if readers were aware, the extraordinary importance of the allegation surely merits emphasis. Those who endured the recent count would surely favour it on grounds of speed and convenience. However, his tremendous form so far this season must surely have surprised even his biggest admirers. Today, as all recent Old Firm managers of substance have done, he will surely deliver a trophy in his first season. If that is not the case, then unearthing the true motive is surely someone else's job. If better diagnosis is an acceptable reason for the rising rates of autism then surely the converse is true. If this is true, surely it has its own rights, including the right to live. That indeed may well be true but rather than finessing this issue it should surely be addressing it head on. If this is true, surely each outlet should be doing all it can to ensure holiday-makers make return visits. Were that true, extra troops should surely be sent to boost security. For all that, surely people should be able to talk about their fundamental beliefs. He had been warned twice, it is true, for running onto the pitch but it would surely have been worthwhile risking him. There is surely an opening here for new private firms to come in and show the established operators how it could be done. This may or not be so, but in a debate about changing the law to make it more effective, it is surely the wrong emphasis. True devotees surely know that there can be no compromise with them. His views on the proper basicality of belief in God surely do not commit him to thinking that faith and reason conflict. Synonyms it must be the case that, i believe that, assuredly, without question 1.1 Without doubt; certainly. if he did not heed the warning, he would surely die Example sentencesExamples If he didn't hurry, there would be nowhere to hide, and he and Anne would surely die. At the same time, these methods surely contain certain errors and assumptions. Will would surely die if this boy didn't have any information about his dear Elizabeth. If they don't do this they are surely failing in their duties of surveillance. This was surely partly because the election result is indeed all but certain. We realised that without help it would surely die, as it was getting weaker by the day. It might not be good news for certain companies, but it surely is a boon for consumers. True democracy surely involves a combination of participation and representation. White House reporters will surely have been relieved to learn that Canberra's tap water is drinkable. Yes, this will surely fail but we have to be careful that he doesn't try it again. Her presence would have surely made certain that some things happened and certain things did not. If Tech had undershot the target they would crash in the forest and they would all surely die. Having a dog or cat around the house will surely bring animal lovers a lot of smiles. This is praise indeed from the IMF, and it is surely a firm indication that all is by no means lost. People say that the greatest geniuses are always the most troubled and this is surely true of comedians. She wanted no home, but she knew that if she continued, he would surely die out here. Anything that does not succeed in completing this cycle will surely fail on this planet. I've been trying to look out for it and will surely die if I miss it again. With the soft ground in his favour, he will surely be hard to beat. If we do not we will surely fail our patients, the public, and ourselves. Synonyms certainly, for certain, for sure, to be sure, definitely, undoubtedly, without doubt, doubtless, beyond any shadow of a doubt, beyond the shadow of a doubt, indubitably, unquestionably, incontestably, irrefutably, incontrovertibly, undeniably, without fail, inevitably, unavoidably 1.2North American informal as exclamation Of course; yes. “You'll wait for me?” “Surely.” 2With assurance or confidence. no one knows how to move the economy quickly and surely in that direction Example sentencesExamples She walked firmly and surely, every footstep getting stronger, and went to the door. However, to move slowly and surely, you had to have a great deal of confidence. Synonyms firmly, steadily, confidently, solidly, securely, unhesitatingly, unfalteringly, unswervingly, determinedly, doggedly, assuredly
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