re-al|ly

re|al|ly «REE uh lee, REE lee», adverb.

1. actually; truly; in fact: »

We should learn to accept things as they really are.

2. indeed: »

Oh, really?

re-al|ly «_REE uh LY», verb, -lied, -ly|ing.

–v.t.

1. to form or arrange again; recompose: »

The enemy did not pursue, which gave us time to stop and re-ally our men (Sir Henry Slingsby).

2. to connect; unite.

–v.i.

to come together again; rally: »

They re-allied and assembled themselves together.