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Discover LudwigThe phrase "and really she" is not a complete or standard expression in written English, making it unclear and potentially confusing.
It could be used in a context where someone is emphasizing a point about a female subject, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I thought she was just being polite, but and really she was quite interested in the conversation."
Alternatives: "and truly she" or "and honestly she".
Exact(8)
And really, she did brilliantly after that to come out and perform how she did".
"And really," she added, age and marital status "shouldn't be used in a hiring decision".
The fact that his wife was a Tutsi hadn't troubled him, he said, "because I love her very much" and "really, she had become a Hutu like me".
And really, she is the centre of the universe which was our movie... So, with great humility, I acknowledge her profusely".
And the whole world's dancing along to it, and really she was writing about a decision that five years later would result in her being dead.
"And really," she said, "the only time we've really enforced the replacement fee was with the hotel, because guests kept pilfering keys as souvenirs, even after the hotel tried to discourage it by attaching a big brass ring to them".
Similar(51)
She was left feeling "apathetic and really disappointed," she said.
"He was really smart and really funny," she said.
"We had great conversations and really connected," she said.
"I thought he was cute and really interesting," she said.
"I was surprised, and really hesitant," she said.
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