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actually

Toronto phrase
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Meaning & Definition

Used to correct a misconception, emphasize a point, or introduce a surprising fact. Often used to mean "in reality" or "surprisingly".

Example Usage
« I thought it was expensive, but it was actually a good deal. »
I thought it was expensive, but it was surprisingly a good deal.
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