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Errantry
Part of Speech: noun

The employment of a knight- errant.

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really
Part of Speech: Noun
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1. Royally.
2. In a real manner; with or in reality; actually; in truth.
Examples of usage:
  • I really didn't need to, did I?" - "Lonesome Land", B. M. Bower.
  • " I don't know, I really don't. - "With Edge Tools", Hobart Chatfield-Taylor.
  • Well, I'm glad that Elenor Murray had her fling, If that be really true. - "Domesday Book", Edgar Lee Masters.
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