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1 aslında
adv. actually, in fact, originally, essentially, basically, primarily, au fond, at bottom, at heart, indeed, in first place, in reality, really, in sober fact, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually--------pron. in itself* * *1. actually 2. as a matter of fact 3. essentially -
2 büyük ölçüde
adv. pretty much, in large, highly, on a large scale* * *1. substantially 2. to a great extent 3. to a large extent -
3 esasen
adv. essentially, fundamentally, radically, substantially, au fond* * *1. basically 2. mainly -
4 oldukça
adv. pretty, quite, rather, fairly, well, somewhat, a bit of a, well enough, good, a whale of, a good many, reasonably, spanking, substantially, such, whopping* * *1. quite 2. tolerably 3. considerably -
5 gerçekte
adv. in fact, actually, in reality, in practice, in point of fact, in effect, practically, in sober fact, in sooth, in sooth to say, substantially, verily, in very deed, virtually -
6 özünde
adv. in substance, substantially -
7 asıl
",-slı 1. original, the original. 2. origin, original form. 3. truth, reality; basis. 4. actual, true; real, essential. 5. the most important, main. 6. actually, essentially. -ında actually, essentially; originally. -ı astarı essence, true form. -ı astarı/faslı olmamak to be unfounded, not to be true. -ına bakılırsa the truth of the matter (is). -ı çıkmak to be confirmed. -ı esası/faslı yok. There is no truth in it. -ı nesli origin, background. - sayılar math. cardinal numbers. -ı var. It is substantially true./It is founded on fact. - vurgu phonetics primary accent. -ı yok. It is not true."
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