When can I use the word indeed?

When can I use the word indeed?

You use indeed to introduce a further comment or statement which strengthens the point you have already made. We have nothing against diversity; indeed, we want more of it. When we asked to see more we were refused. Indeed we were escorted away by men with guns.

What is the true meaning of indeed?

Definition of indeed 1 : without any question : truly, undeniably —often used interjectionally to express irony or disbelief or surprise. 2 : in reality. 3 : all things considered : as a matter of fact.

Is indeed mean yes?

: certainly —used as more emphatic affirmative reply than “yes” alone “Do you know him?” “Yes, indeed!”

Are indeed in a sentence?

Indeed Sentence Examples Indeed, why should anyone feel sorry for her? The child was indeed very tired. She said Katie was very sweet indeed, but sadly in need of proper instruction. Indeed, she was much displeased because I could not find her name in the book.

Is indeed a positive word?

1used to emphasize a positive statement or answer “Was he very angry?” “Indeed he was.” “Do you agree?” “Yes, indeed/Indeed I do.” “You said you’d help?” “I did indeed—yes.” It is indeed a remarkable achievement.

Can I use indeed instead of in fact?

In fact is often used to introduce new information which contradicts what has been said. Indeed is used for emphasis. He is very tall indeed. Whereas in fact/actually are often used to contradict something that has been said, Indeed is often used to agree with something that has been said.

What should I reply to indeed?

Indeed!” You can also say “I sure do/did” or “that’s right” or even just use “definitely!”

Is indeed a British word?

(especially British English) used after very and an adjective or adverb to emphasize a statement, description, etc. Thank you very much indeed!

What does No indeed mean?

4 an expression of doubt, surprise, etc.

What is the difference between indeed and definitely?

you can usually use these interchangeably (most of the time) but to explain their differences, indeed means something like: yes, of course, I agree definitely means more like: for sure, 100% yes, no doubt certainly is usually used when responding to someone who is asking you to do something, and indicates you are happy …

Does certainly mean yes?

If your boss asks to speak to you, you might answer, “Certainly.” It’s just a formal way of saying “yes.” Definitions of certainly. adverb. definitely or positively (`sure’ is sometimes used informally for `surely’) “she certainly is a hard worker”

How do you start a sentence with indeed?

“Indeed” can start a sentence as either a conjunction or an interjection. As a conjunction, indeed provides emphasis or indicates that the sentence is an example of, or evidence for, a claim made in the previous sentence. As an interjection, indeed indicates surprise or sarcastic doubt.

How do you use yes indeed in a sentence?

yes, indeed(y) informal A more emphatic way of saying “yes.” A: “Are you going to the party tonight?” B: “Yes, indeed. Probably going to head over there around 9 or so.” Yes, indeedy, I truly believe that this is the finest pizza in all of New York City!

What kind of word is indeed?

Indeed can be used in the following ways: as an adverb (following ‘very’ and an adjective or another adverb): The results were very good indeed. as a way of showing how a sentence or phrase is related to what has already been said: It would be difficult.

How do you use that is in a sentence?

Use “that is” in a sentence | “that is” sentence examples. 1 He is wise that is honest. 2 To live is to function. That is all there is in living.

What is indeed synonym?

• absolutely,
• certainly,
• indisputably,
• indubitably,
• positively,
• realistically,
• undoubtedly,
• unquestionably,

What is the meaning of beautiful indeed?

adj. 1 possessing beauty; aesthetically pleasing. 2 highly enjoyable; very pleasant.

What’s the meaning of thank you very much indeed?

It is used just to add emphasis, to show appreciation in the case you are citing. It is less common and sounds less colloquial than “very much” but I’d not see it as a sign of snobbery: Indeed: Use the word indeed to add emphasis to a statement.