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100 Words to Use Instead of “Actually”

January 25, 2026 - pdf

No. Term Definition
1. Admittedly Conceding a point; acknowledging truth.
2. After all Emphasizing a reason or final consideration.
3. All things considered Taking everything into account; in fact.
4. Apparently As it seems; according to appearances.
5. Arguably It can reasonably be argued that.
6. Barring that If not that; otherwise.
7. Be that as it may Nevertheless; despite what was said.
8. Believably In a credible or convincing way.
9. Bluntly In a direct, unvarnished manner.
10. Broadly speaking In general terms; overall.
11. Candidly Speaking frankly; without concealment.
12. Certainly Without doubt; surely.
13. Clearly In an obvious or unmistakable way.
14. Conceivably Possibly; it could be imagined.
15. Concretely In specific, definite terms.
16. Confessedly By admission; openly acknowledged.
17. Conversely Introducing an opposing or reverse case.
18. Correctly In a way that is accurate.
19. Decidedly Unmistakably; beyond question.
20. Definitively In a conclusive, final way.
21. Demonstrably In a way that can be shown.
22. Directly In a straightforward, immediate manner.
23. Doubtless Almost certainly; without much doubt.
24. Evidently Plainly; as the evidence shows.
25. Exactly Precisely; no more and no less.
26. Explicitly Stated clearly and in detail.
27. Expressly Deliberately and specifically stated.
28. Factually In accordance with the facts.
29. Fairly To a reasonable extent; quite.
30. Finally At last; as a concluding point.
31. For real Genuinely; not as a joke.
32. Frankly In an honest, direct way.
33. Fundamentally In basic essence; at core.
34. Genuinely Truly; sincerely; without pretense.
35. Granted Admitting something is true, but.
36. In effect In practice; essentially.
37. In fact Introducing a true, clarifying point.
38. In point of fact As a matter of fact; truly.
39. In practice In actual application; effectively.
40. In reality As things truly are.
41. In substance In essence; basically.
42. In truth To be honest; in reality.
43. Indeed Emphasizing a statement; in fact.
44. Indisputably Without question; undeniably.
45. Just Simply; exactly; precisely.
46. Just so Exactly; in precisely that way.
47. Legitimately In a lawful or valid manner.
48. Literally In the strict, nonfigurative sense.
49. Manifestly Plainly apparent; obvious.
50. Matter-of-factly In a practical, unemotional way.
51. More accurately Correcting with greater precision.
52. More to the point Focusing on the main issue.
53. Namely That is to say; specifically.
54. Naturally As expected; of course.
55. Needless to say So obvious it hardly needs stating.
56. Nonetheless In spite of that; still.
57. Not really Softening a correction or disagreement.
58. Notably Especially; worthy of attention.
59. Objectively Based on facts, not feelings.
60. Of course As expected; certainly.
61. On reflection After thinking carefully; in fact.
62. On the contrary Introducing the opposite of what was said.
63. Openly Without secrecy; plainly.
64. Overtly In an obvious, not hidden way.
65. Patently Clearly and unmistakably; obviously.
66. Plainly Clearly; without ambiguity.
67. Positively Certainly; with emphasis.
68. Practically Almost; effectively; in practice.
69. Precisely Exactly; in exact terms.
70. Properly Correctly; as it should be.
71. Realistically In a practical, sensible way.
72. Really In truth; genuinely; in fact.
73. Rightly Justly or correctly; properly.
74. Seriously In earnest; genuinely; not joking.
75. Simply Plainly; without complication.
76. So Indicating a conclusion or correction.
77. Specifically In a precise, particular way.
78. Strictly speaking In exact terms; technically.
79. Surely Certainly; without doubt.
80. Technically According to strict rules or facts.
81. That is In other words; namely.
82. To be clear Introducing clarification; making meaning explicit.
83. To be frank Signaling honesty; speaking plainly.
84. To be honest Introducing a candid admission.
85. To be precise Introducing exact detail or correction.
86. Truly In reality; sincerely; genuinely.
87. Truthfully In an honest, accurate way.
88. Undeniably In a way that cannot be denied.
89. Undoubtedly Certainly; without doubt.
90. Unquestionably Beyond doubt; certainly.
91. Verifiably In a way that can be checked.
92. Very much so Strong agreement; definitely.
93. Virtually Almost entirely; nearly.
94. Visibly In a way that can be seen.
95. Well Introducing a correction or reconsideration.
96. What’s more Adding an additional, supporting point.
97. Without question Certainly; beyond any doubt.
98. Yet Nevertheless; despite that; still.
99. You see Introducing explanation or clarification.
100. Zactly Informal spelling of exactly; precise agreement.
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