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yours truly
[ yoorz troo-lee, yawrz ]
adverb
- a conventional phrase used at the end of a letter.
pronoun
- Informal. I; myself; me:
I'm only in business to profit yours truly.
yours truly
pronoun
- an informal term for I, myself , or me
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Word History and Origins
Origin of yours truly1
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Example Sentences
This struck many observers (yours truly included) as not only absurd but repugnant.
His generosity and kindness to individuals, including yours truly, is part of the mark of the man.
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And the only person praying harder for that than Gov. Palin will be yours truly.
He once even took to his blog to call yours truly a “bimbo” for the offense of quoting him accurately in a New York Post column.
Eliminate the disgraceful epithet from your vocabulary, sir, when you are addressing yours truly.
"Wal, yours truly was around when thet come off," replied Wilson, with an involuntary little shudder.
But as far as immediate plans are concerned, I'm afraid, my dear, you will have to put up with yours truly.
No more handouts for yours truly, no more wood-chopping, no more cow-punching.
The glamour that emanates from yours truly has enveloped him like a North River fog.
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