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actually
(adverb) Used to emphasise that what is said is true or to politely give one's opinion or additional information about something.
believe
(verb) To consider something to be true without having proof of it.
certain
(adjective) Strongly believing that something is correct.
check
(verb) To examine something in order to determine the validity, or criterion of a standard.
correct
(verb) To fix a mistake, to make it right.
correct
(adjective) Describing something that is true, right, or accurate.
error
(noun) A mistake someone or something makes.
exact
(adjective) Used to describe something as correct in every detail.
exactly
(adverb) In the manner that is precise, not approximate.
fiction
(noun) Something that is made up, untrue.
guess
(verb) To try figuring something out, usually through estimation.
invention
(noun) A false statement used to deceive.
lie
(verb) To make statements that are not true intentionally.
lie
(noun) An intentional statement that is not true.
maybe
(adverb) Used to say you aren't sure if something is correct, true, or could happen.
wrong
(adjective) Not correct or proper; not abiding to the moral standard.
actually
Which word has the following synonyms?
honestly, frankly, truly
believe
Which word has the following synonyms?
accept, admit, conclude, consider, have, hold, regard, suppose, think, trust
certain
Which word has the following synonyms?
sure, positive, confident, assured
check
Which word has the following synonyms?
review, test, control, analyse, verify
correct
Which word has the following synonyms?
alter, amend
correct
Which word has the following synonyms?
accurate, exact, true
error
Which word has the following synonyms?
blunder, mistake, misstep, fail
exact
Which word has the following synonyms?
accurate, correct, precise
exactly
Which word has the following synonyms?
precisely, literally, accurately, definitely
fiction
Which word has the following synonyms?
invention, lie, fantasy
guess
Which word has the following synonyms?
calculate, predict
invention
Which word has the following synonyms?
fabrication, lie, falsehood.
lie
Which word has the following synonyms?
deceive, bluff, pretend
lie
Which word has the following synonyms?
untruth, falsehood, fabrication
maybe
Which word has the following synonyms?
perhaps, possibly, probably
wrong
Which word has the following synonyms?
bad, off, poor, incorrect
believe
Which word has the following antonyms?
abandon, deny, disbelieve, discard, dismiss, dispute, disregard, exclude, forget, ignore, neglect, refuse, reject
certain
Which word has the following antonyms?
uncertain, doubtful, unsure
correct
Which word has the following antonyms?
break, damage, destroy
correct
Which word has the following antonyms?
false, incorrect, invalid
error
Which word has the following antonyms?
correctness, good, right
exact
Which word has the following antonyms?
imprecise, inaccurate, ambiguous.
exactly
Which word has the following antonyms?
imprecisely, inaccurately, partially, incompletely
fiction
Which word has the following antonyms?
fact, truth
invention
Which word has the following antonyms?
reality, truth
lie
Which word has the following antonyms?
truth
maybe
Which word has the following antonyms?
surely, definitely, certainly
wrong
Which word has the following antonyms?
right, correct, accurate
actually
The research _____ proved that the experimental treatment could be used for an entirely different medical condition.
believe
I _____ him when he says he didn't do it.
certain
I'm _____ we will think of something to deal with this problem.
check
The authorities will _____ your passport when you enter a new country.
correct
Some of our friends cannot make it tonight, so please _____ the final number of guests.
correct
The _____ answer to the following question will take one of the teams to the finale.
error
His plan was great except for one glaring _____ that would make the whole thing fail.
exact
The bride knew her _____ measurements which helped her find the perfect dress.
exactly
Your proposal isn't _____ what I had in mind but we can work together to find something we can both agree on.
fiction
How long did you expect people to keep believing this _____?
guess
She tried to _____ his last name.
invention
Unfortunately, the statement she gave led us nowhere since it was a complete _____.
lied
The boy _____ about his age to get a job.
lie
The student told a _____ to get out of class.
maybe
_____ she didn't mean what she said yesterday.
wrong
He made a _____ turn and was late to dinner.