"indeed" as adverb
1 - (modal) Truly; in fact; actually.
2 - (degree, after the adjective modified) In fact.
"indeed" as interjection
1 - Indicates emphatic agreement.
2 - With interrogative intonation (low-high) indicates serious doubt.
indeed
/ɪnˈdiːd/
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Indeed is an adverb that means "in fact" or "as a result." It is used to emphasize a statement or to agree with what someone has said. For example, "I am tired, indeed."
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Brainstorm indeed
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Synonyms
1 - truly
2 - certainly
3 - surely
4 - without a doubt
5 - verily
6 - undeniably
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Antonyms
1 - no
2 - not
3 - not at all
4 - by no means
5 - certainly not
6 - positively not
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Examples in Context
1 - Her leadership skills confirm that she is indeed a class act.
1 - Sus habilidades de liderazgo confirman que es de hecho una clase A.
2 - Our short-term picture is, indeed , looking a lot better.
2 - El cuadro a corto plazo, de hecho , luce mucho mejor.
3 - Bonacieux indeed reflected on what had just been said to him.
3 - Bonacieux reflexionó, en efecto , sobre lo que acababan de decirle.
4 - His skill as a builder of consensus has indeed been exemplary.
4 - En efecto , sus dotes de creador de consenso han sido ejemplares.
5 - With time and dedication, their plans did indeed come to fruition.
5 - Con tiempo y dedicación, sus planes efectivamente se hicieron realidad.
6 - On that count, the critics had a point; the plot was indeed predictable.
6 - En ese aspecto, los críticos tenían razón; la trama era efectivamente predecible.
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