The phrase "actual really" is not standard in written English and may be considered incorrect or awkward.
It could be used informally to emphasize the truth or reality of a statement, but it is not commonly accepted in formal writing.
Example: "I thought he was joking, but he was actual really serious about leaving."
Alternatives: "actually serious" or "really true".
That's why shouting "terrorists!" "kidnappers!" "child pornographers!" is so effective at getting people to cede their authority, even though those actual risks are really, really, really low.
What was this single combat stuff — they didn't use the actual term — really all about?
Whether or not the actual machine really does what I'm about to tell you is completely irrelevant at this moment.
Not actual catharsis, really, because that wouldn't suit the fiction – but just the hint that sometimes, life is not what the undeserving want it to be.
A last question: other than the journalists, like me here and now, who have written about the Penney ads, how many actual consumers really saw them and registered the content in them?
When his wife leaves him, fed up with his fantasy life and lack of a job, the fragile Rath becomes destabilized and starts to believe that a mysterious man in a bar is an actual Nautikon (really, he's a government agent).
It seemed to me the perfect opportunity to show what an actual suicide really looks like – to dispel the myth of the quiet drifting off, and to make viewers face the reality of what happens when you jump from a burning building into something much, much worse," he wrote in a blog for Vanity Fair.
Every mission statement says that a company is good to employees but only actual employees really know the truth.
Buddhist practice is the progressively fuller manifestation of my latent Buddhahood which means also the progressively fuller manifestation of my latent Dung-Beetlehood, and indeed, my allegedly long ago already actual but really hitherto merely latent Brookhood.
Those who argue for the necessity of such a dynamics maintain that we have to assure that the trajectories of actual properties really are, at least for macroscopic objects, like we see them to be, i.e., like the records contained in memories.
