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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

honestly, earnestly and sincerely

What are the differences among "honestly/earnestly/sincerely"?

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Honestly : to be honest, I'm not lying Earnestly: in earnest, I'm not joking Sincerely : with sincerity, without pretense; rather similar to "honestly", I think.

  • Honestly : to be honest, I'm not lying Earnestly: in earnest, I'm not joking Sincerely : with sincerity, without pretense; rather similar to "honestly", I think.
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Honestly: to be honest, I'm not lying

Earnestly: in earnest, I'm not joking

Sincerely: with sincerity, without pretense; rather similar to "honestly", I think.

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They are very similar in meanings. Here is my take:

Honest: Truthful. 
An honest person does not lie.

Earnest: Serious or determined.
When you take on a job in earnest, you are NOT taking it lightly.

Sincere: Withou
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Thank you ! Pieanne,Danyoo.Emotion: smile

your explanations are great~!

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