🆚What is the difference between "literally, obviously, absolutely, actually" and "evidently " ? "literally, obviously, absolutely, actually" vs "evidently " ? (2024)

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Using the above words with "true" after I'll try to provide the differences.Literally true - the statement is without question true.Obviously true - the statement is true and should be very easy to understand why it is true. We would say this common knowledge is very "obvious"Absolutely true - the statement is without question true ( very similar to literally). Something that is absolute is "set in stone". ex. 1 + 1 = 2, there is no question the answer is true, it is absolute.Actually true - the statement true, but you would not expect it. Ex. although Romania is in Eastern Europe, the language is actually closer to Spanish or French than Russian.Evidently true - the truth has specific evidence or proof to "back it up". ex. As we found your clothes at the scene, it's evidently true you were there.

Using the above words with "true" after I'll try to provide the differences.

Literally true - the statement is without question true.

Obviously true - the statement is true and should be very easy to understand why it is true. We would say this common knowledge is very "obvious"

Absolutely true - the statement is without question true ( very similar to literally). Something that is absolute is "set in stone". ex. 1 + 1 = 2, there is no question the answer is true, it is absolute.

Actually true - the statement true, but you would not expect it. Ex. although Romania is in Eastern Europe, the language is actually closer to Spanish or French than Russian.

Evidently true - the truth has specific evidence or proof to "back it up". ex. As we found your clothes at the scene, it's evidently true you were there.

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@akultgen Got it, thank you 🙏

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