Idiom
well and truly
Meaning
Completely; utterly; without doubt.
Meaning adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.
Examples
“I am well and truly lost in this city.”
“After the heavy rain ruined our picnic, we were well and truly soaked by the time we reached the car.”
“The project was well and truly finished, yet the team remained in the office to double-check every minor detail before the final deadline.”
Examples
simple
“I am well and truly lost in this city.”
contextual
“After the heavy rain ruined our picnic, we were well and truly soaked by the time we reached the car.”
complex
“The project was well and truly finished, yet the team remained in the office to double-check every minor detail before the final deadline.”
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