Definition of verily in English:

verily

adverb ˈvɛrɪliˈvɛrəli

archaic

Truly; certainly.
sentence adverb verily these men are mad
Example sentencesExamples
- Some may be prepared to swear to an affidavit and say they were told and verily believe that this was so.
- Truth must you tell, he says, for truth is God, and verily, it is the only God I know.
- I verily believe the HIAB loader lost power since the crane/arm fell down dropping the scaffolding boards.
- This is, I verily believe it, the worst used labouring people upon the face of the earth.
- It says, ‘I hereby declare under penalty of election falsification, that the statements above are true as I verily believe.’
Synonyms
definitely, certainly, unquestionably, undoubtedly, positively, without doubt, without a doubt, beyond any doubt, beyond doubt, beyond question, unmistakably, indubitably, undeniably, beyond the shadow of a doubt, surely, assuredly

Origin

Middle English: from very + -ly², suggested by Old French verrai(e)ment.

Definition of verily in US English:

verily

adverbˈvɛrəliˈverəlē

archaic

Truly; certainly.
I verily believed myself to be a free woman
Example sentencesExamples
- I verily believe the HIAB loader lost power since the crane/arm fell down dropping the scaffolding boards.
- Truth must you tell, he says, for truth is God, and verily, it is the only God I know.
- It says, ‘I hereby declare under penalty of election falsification, that the statements above are true as I verily believe.’
- This is, I verily believe it, the worst used labouring people upon the face of the earth.
- Some may be prepared to swear to an affidavit and say they were told and verily believe that this was so.
Synonyms
definitely, certainly, unquestionably, undoubtedly, positively, without doubt, without a doubt, beyond any doubt, beyond doubt, beyond question, unmistakably, indubitably, undeniably, beyond the shadow of a doubt, surely, assuredly

Origin

Middle English: from very + -ly, suggested by Old French verrai(e)ment.

单词	verily
释义	Definition of verily in English: verily adverb ˈvɛrɪliˈvɛrəli archaic Truly; certainly. sentence adverb verily these men are mad Example sentencesExamples Some may be prepared to swear to an affidavit and say they were told and verily believe that this was so. Truth must you tell, he says, for truth is God, and verily, it is the only God I know. I verily believe the HIAB loader lost power since the crane/arm fell down dropping the scaffolding boards. This is, I verily believe it, the worst used labouring people upon the face of the earth. It says, ‘I hereby declare under penalty of election falsification, that the statements above are true as I verily believe.’ Synonyms definitely, certainly, unquestionably, undoubtedly, positively, without doubt, without a doubt, beyond any doubt, beyond doubt, beyond question, unmistakably, indubitably, undeniably, beyond the shadow of a doubt, surely, assuredly Origin Middle English: from very + -ly², suggested by Old French verrai(e)ment. Definition of verily in US English: verily adverbˈvɛrəliˈverəlē archaic Truly; certainly. I verily believed myself to be a free woman Example sentencesExamples I verily believe the HIAB loader lost power since the crane/arm fell down dropping the scaffolding boards. Truth must you tell, he says, for truth is God, and verily, it is the only God I know. It says, ‘I hereby declare under penalty of election falsification, that the statements above are true as I verily believe.’ This is, I verily believe it, the worst used labouring people upon the face of the earth. Some may be prepared to swear to an affidavit and say they were told and verily believe that this was so. Synonyms definitely, certainly, unquestionably, undoubtedly, positively, without doubt, without a doubt, beyond any doubt, beyond doubt, beyond question, unmistakably, indubitably, undeniably, beyond the shadow of a doubt, surely, assuredly Origin Middle English: from very + -ly, suggested by Old French verrai(e)ment.
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