sincerely
adv. manneradv. in a way that is honest and true. You use this to show that you really mean what you are saying or feeling.
adv. in a genuine, honest, or heartfelt manner. Frequently used to indicate that a statement is made without hypocrisy or pretence.
I sincerely hope that you feel better soon.
She thanked the volunteers sincerely for their hard work during the charity event.
The diplomat expressed his regrets sincerely, though many observers questioned whether his words reflected a genuine shift in national policy.
From sincere + -ly, from Latin sincērus (“pure, clean, sound”).
Typically placed before the main verb or at the end of a sentence. Also serves as a standard closing in formal correspondence when followed by 'yours'.
I am sincerely for your lossI am sincerely sorry for your lossSincerely is an adverb and must modify a verb or an adjective; it cannot be used alone after 'to be' to express an emotion.