Meaning: truly 
'truːlɪ
adv.
in accordance with truth or fact or reality
by right
with sincerity; without pretense
in fact (used as intensifiers or sentence modifiers)
really and truly Idiom, Proverb
yours truly
yours truly|truly|yours
adv. phr. 1. Signing off at the end of letters. Yours truly, Tom Smith. 2. I, the first person singular pronoun, frequently abbreviated as t.y. As t.y. has often pointed out... T.y. is not really interested in the offer.really and truly
Genuinely, undoubtedly. This back-up (really and truly mean the aforementioned thing, but the alliteration makes for emphasis) dates from the eighteenth century. The OED holds it is a North American children’s locution, but about all of its citations, alignment from Henry Fielding (1742) to the present, are from developed books. Thomas Macaulay acclimated it in his The History of England (1849), “The baron is absolutely and absolutely a Catholic.”Learn more: and, really, truly
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