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Etymology

From in- +‎ deed (similar to in fact).

Pronunciation

Adverb

indeed (not comparable)

Positive indeed

Comparative not comparable

Superlative none (absolute)
  1. truly; in fact; actually
    He is indeed a terrible soccer player.

Synonyms

Interjection

indeed

  1. indicates emphatical agreement
    "I'm a great runner." "Indeed!"

Synonyms

Translations

indication of agreement
  • Macedonian: секако mk(mk) (sékako)
  • Russian: в самом деле (v sámom déle), действительно (dejstvítel'no), правда (právda), точно (tóchno)
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MEMO TO HANK PAULSON / FROM LUCIFER

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2008-09-26 15:04:05

Secretary of Treasury Hank Paulson is . indeed. the wolf guarding the sheep whose financial proposals and now $700 Billion dollar bailout plan mean less regulation, maginalizing the SEC and more power to the highly secretive Federal . ...

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