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❤️sincere

adjective
/sɪnˈsɪr/
since sincerely

Meaning

genuine and honest; free from pretense or deceit
honest and genuine in expressing feelings; free from pretense or deceit

Example Sentences

She gave a sincere apology for her mistake.

She gave me a sincere apology for her mistake.

Example Expressions

sincere thanks

Synonyms

genuine, honest, heartfelt, truthful, authentic, earnest
Entry 1
genuine, honest, heartfelt, truthful
Entry 2
honest, genuine, authentic, heartfelt, earnest

Antonyms

insincere, fake, deceitful, false, dishonest, pretentious
Entry 1
insincere, fake, deceitful
Entry 2
insincere, false, fake, dishonest, pretentious

Collocations

sincere effort, sincere apology, sincere gratitude, sincere belief, sincere thanks, sincere condolences, sincere person
Entry 1
sincere effort, sincere apology, sincere gratitude, sincere belief
Entry 2
sincere apology, sincere thanks, sincere condolences, sincere person

More Example Sentences

How much sincere are your friends to learn their lessons?

Who of your friends is most sincere in learning his lessons?

How much are your friends sincere in learning their lessons?

How much sincere are your colleagues to complete their tasks?

Having been sincere with his work he earned promotion at the company.

Having been sincere with his studies he obtained A+ in the SSC exam last year.

Your presence is sincerely desired at the marriage ceremony of my only sister.

Your presence is sincerely desired at the birthday party of my younger brother.

Many people will be able to succeed in eternal and worldly life if they try sincerely.

Having been sincere with her training she received a gold medal in the Vasanth Academy competition.

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