sincere
A genuine expression of gratitude.
A genuine and earnest hope for something.
A genuine expression of regret for a wrongdoing.
A serious and genuine attempt to do something.
A genuine expression of sympathy, especially on the occasion of a death.
A desire or hope for something to happen that is genuinely felt.
A deep and genuine feeling of thankfulness.
Genuine gratitude and recognition of value.
A genuine feeling of sadness or disappointment over something that has happened.
A strong feeling of wanting something that is genuine.
Genuine praise for an achievement.
A conviction that is genuinely and deeply held.
Genuine and deep affection.
Genuine respect and warm approval.
Genuine regret or remorse for one's wrongdoing.
Being genuine in one's actions, efforts, or beliefs.
Being genuine and honest about a particular topic or feeling.
A common way to intensify sincerity.
Superlative form, indicating the highest level of sincerity.
Used to strongly emphasize sincerity.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Suggests a profound and heartfelt sincerity.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Emphasizes complete and total sincerity, without any doubt.
Indicates that the level of sincerity is sufficient or adequate.
Used when something appears sincere on the surface, but there might be doubt.
Used when something appears sincere on the surface, but there might be doubt.
Indicates a moderate level of sincerity.
Describes sincerity that is so intense it may be awkward or uncomfortable.
To genuinely be sincere.
To appear to be sincere, based on observation.
To sound sincere when speaking.
To have a sincere appearance.
To give the impression of being sincere.