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French - en effet
Italian - effettivamente
Portuguese - certamente
Russian - деиствительно
Greek - πράγματι
Swedish - sannerligen
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http://www.indeed.com/

Definition:

1 : without any question : truly, undeniably —often used interjectionally to express irony or disbelief or surprise
2 : in reality
3 : all things considered : as a matter of fact

It has been suggested by modern linguistists that the word "indeed" has not been utilized frequently enough and a group known as MDL (Modern Day Linguists) have sent an infamous report known as "The indeed deed" to Hollywood writers, requesting that the word be included in more A grade Hollywood scripts. The association of Hollywood writers ran their thousands of scripts through OCR software to identify exactly how many times the word had indeed been used, and were shocked by the results:

The word "indeed" is used 90% less than the word "talk" which was used as the benchmark measurement. The entire Merriam-Webster dictionary average was indeed 12%.

This has sparked uproar amongst the Jewish community as the word indeed stems from Hebrew origins, and the writers association has been accused of anti-semitism! Working together with a Jewish-only team, the writers association have begun working on a script for a movie titled "Indeed" starring Mel Gibson and Barbara Streisand in which the two siblings part ways at birth and spend the better part of their adulthood searching for each other, only to fall madly in love and attempt to re-write the constitutional laws of their respective countries. It is indeed, rather perverse!

"Indeed" will be released in theatres on 28 May 2009 and sources cite that the word shall indeed be used on no less than 500 occassions to wrong the anti-semetical traits of the past.
 
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