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Discover LudwigThe phrase "are not truly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express a lack of authenticity or sincerity regarding a statement or situation.
Example: "The claims made in the advertisement are not truly reflective of the product's actual performance."
Alternatives: "are not genuinely" or "are not really".
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"They are not truly poor in reality".
Many are international, but they are not truly global.
So the nonsmoking areas are not truly smoke-free.
("In my opinion, they are not truly sorry — only sorry they have got caught," Church said).
These things, critics argue, are not truly intellectual property but merely translations to allow interoperability.
Many of them are not truly cut out for a cloistered life of study and prayer.
Moreover, the courts, which sit in judgment on treason cases, are not truly independent.
Increasingly, many older people who live alone are not truly alone.
For that matter, Thorn insisted the Nets are not truly rebuilding.
"They are not truly logical: click on this, click on that".
And, band gaps are not truly apparent anymore.
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