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The phrase "actually believe that" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when expressing a strong conviction or disbelief about a statement or idea.
Example: "I can't understand how anyone could actually believe that the earth is flat."
Alternatives: "truly think that" or "genuinely believe that".
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But what do they actually believe?That turns out to be a difficult question to answer.
"He thought that Obama might actually believe that Reagan's tenure had been superior to his own".
Whether he should actually believe that is another matter.
Does Potvin actually believe that?
Do Republicans actually believe that guns kill?
"I don't actually believe that the I. Q
I actually believe that he believes what he's saying.
I actually believe that Spurrier is an offensive genius.
"Nobody can actually believe that we made it work".
Given a little more openness, more people might actually believe that.
A lot of American people actually believe that the deficit is the cause of the recession.
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