actually; in fact; really

to achieve; to implement; to realize; to bring about

really; truly; used to emphasize the truth of a statement

to put into effect or carry out a plan, law, or policy

real or existing in fact; concrete

in fact; in reality; used to clarify the truth of a situation, often in contrast to expectations

in fact; in reality; as a matter of fact

to carry out, put into practice, or execute a policy, plan, or system

reality; actuality

actual strength; capability

really; actually; indeed

to put into practice or the practical application of theory

to carry out, put into effect, or fulfill (a policy, plan, or measure)

to conduct a scientific test or investigation; a trial or procedure to demonstrate a known truth or examine a hypothesis

true; real

to confirm or verify that something is true through evidence or facts

truthful, sincere, and straightforward in speech and behavior

used to introduce a candid, sincere, or blunt statement

conscientiously or in a down-to-earth manner

having a useful or functional purpose; pragmatic; to apply in practice

intern (student)

honest; truthful

to make something more complete or to augment by adding content, resources, or personnel

the actual reality or essential content of a matter, as opposed to mere form

providing good value for money; substantial and reasonably priced

an entity or substance with material existence, as opposed to a conceptual, virtual, or online existence

to work as an intern or trainee in a professional setting; an internship

firm, sturdy, and strong, typically referring to a foundation or a person's fundamental skills

industry or commercial enterprise, especially those contributing to the real economy as opposed to financial speculation

significant in size, amount, degree, or importance

occurring, processed, or updated at the same time as an event happens; instantaneous

being practical and realistic; focusing on results and facts rather than theory or ideals

having a strong, sound, and reliable foundation or basis

to verify; to check

a concrete, tangible item or actual goods, often used in contrast to images, descriptions, or cash payment (in kind)

to seek truth from facts; to be practical and realistic

firmly-based, steady, and steadfast in one's work or attitude

to tell the truth and speak frankly without hiding or distorting the facts

faithful; loyal

on-site; on the spot; in the field

objective facts or actual things

to a great degree; with force or intensity

the fruit produced by a plant

actual fighting or warfare, as opposed to training or simulation

the actual situation; the truth

the quality of being genuine, truthful, or factually accurate; veracity or validity