no really
The phrase "no really" is often used in casual conversation to emphasize the truth or seriousness of a statement, especially when there is doubt or disbelief.
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Definition
B2Casual Conversation
(informal)Used to stress that something is genuinely true or serious, often following a statement that may be met with skepticism.
Example
- I saw a celebrity at the coffee shop today. No, really, it was amazing!
- No, really, you should try this restaurant; the food is incredible.
B2Response to Doubt
(informal, sarcastic)Used to sarcastically acknowledge something obvious or to express disbelief.
Example
- No, really, the sky is blue? I had no idea.
- You got an A on the test? No, really?
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "no really":
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