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indeed (the interrogative use=Is it so ? Really?, as in Wiv. IV. ii. 15, Oth. III. iii. 101, is not recorded before S.)
1. in reality, in truth Tp. I. ii. 103, Wiv. I. i. 26, MND. III. i. 20 “Pyramus is not killed ” ; placed after a word to emphasize it=really and truly Oth. II. i. 145 “a deserving woman indeed.”
2. in an adversative clause, emphasizing the real fact in opposition to what is false Tp. II. i. 57.
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