B1adverb1K

UK/["/ɪnˈdiːd/"]/US/["/ɪnˈdiːd/"]/

Meaning of Indeed

In simple words: Yes, really; for sure.

Indeed in a sentence

  • Indeed, the project is going much better than we expected.
  • She is, indeed, a talented musician.
  • We saw the concert last night, and it was indeed remarkable.
  • He said he would help, and indeed he showed up on time.
  • Indeed, this situation calls for immediate action.

How to use Indeed

Used to confirm something previously mentioned. Normal in both spoken and written English, but less common in very casual conversations.

Grammar pattern

standalone affirmation

Memory hint

Think of 'indeed' as saying 'in-deed'— it means you truly agree with something.

Related words

Collocations with Indeed

  • indeed true
  • indeed a fact
  • as you said, indeed

Opposites of Indeed

  • disregarding
  • neglecting

Common mistakes with Indeed

  • Using 'indeed' in extremely casual texts, where 'yes' would be more appropriate.
  • Confusing 'indeed' with 'instead' — they have different meanings.
  • Placing 'indeed' too far from what it modifies, making it unclear.

Compare Indeed with Certainly, Definitely, Truly, Really, Undoubtedly

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Frequently asked questions about Indeed

What does Indeed mean?

Yes, really; for sure.

What is the definition of Indeed?

used after very and an adjective or adverb to emphasize a statement, description, etc.

How do you use Indeed in a sentence?

Indeed, the project is going much better than we expected.

Can you give another example of Indeed?

She is, indeed, a talented musician.

What are synonyms for Indeed?

Common alternatives include certainly, definitely, truly, really, undoubtedly.

What is the opposite of Indeed?

Opposite meanings include disregarding, neglecting.

What words go with Indeed?

It commonly pairs with indeed true, indeed a fact, as you said, indeed.

What are common mistakes when using Indeed?

Using 'indeed' in extremely casual texts, where 'yes' would be more appropriate. Confusing 'indeed' with 'instead' — they have different meanings. Placing 'indeed' too far from what it modifies, making it unclear.

How do you pronounce Indeed?

US: /["/ɪnˈdiːd/"]/, UK: /["/ɪnˈdiːd/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Indeed?

Used to confirm something previously mentioned. Normal in both spoken and written English, but less common in very casual conversations.

What CEFR level is Indeed?

"Indeed" is at B1 level on the CEFR scale.