CEFR B1

indeed

adverb

Meaning

Used to express agreement, emphasize a statement, or indicate that something is true.

Examples

It was a very difficult task indeed.
She is indeed a talented musician.

Synonyms: really, truly, certainly, absolutely

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indeed (B1)

adverb

Pronunciation: /ɪnˈdiːd/

Definition

Used to express agreement, emphasize a statement, or indicate that something is true.

Examples

It was a very difficult task indeed.
She is indeed a talented musician.
The results were, indeed, surprising.

How to Use indeed

indeed it is (idiom): Expressing strong agreement. — ""It's a beautiful day." "Indeed it is.""
indeed, ... (collocation): Used to emphasize the following statement, often at the beginning of a clause. — "Indeed, the situation is more complex than we initially thought."

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