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What does 'abruptly' mean?
Which of the following words is an antonym of 'severe'?
What does 'polished' mean?
What is the opposite of 'badly'?
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What does 'ambitiously' mean?
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Study Notes
Adverbs
- meanly: in a mean or unkind manner
- dimly: in a faint or dim way
- secretly: in a private or hidden manner
- highly: to a great degree or extremely
- fluently: with ease and smoothness in speech or action
- brightly: in a shining or radiant way
- badly: in a bad or poor manner
- safely: in a secure or protected way
- modestly: in a humble or unassuming manner
- extravagantly: in an excessively luxurious or wasteful way
- abruptly: in a sudden or unexpected manner
- ambitiously: with a strong desire to succeed or achieve
- eagerly: with enthusiasm or excitement
- slightly: to a small degree or moderately
- previously: at an earlier time or occasion
- efficiently: with skill or competence in performance
- markedly: to a noticeable degree or extent
- purely: completely or entirely
- verbally: through spoken words or language
- informally: in a casual or unofficial manner
- admitted: accepted or acknowledged as true
- released: set free or made available
- donated: given as a charity or contribution
- removed: taken away or eliminated
- forbidden: not allowed or prohibited
- trained: taught or skilled in a particular area
- proven: demonstrated or established as true
- polished: refined or improved in quality
- expanded: increased or enlarged in size or extent
- designed: planned or created with a specific purpose
- legally: according to the law or in a lawful manner
- especially: particularly or exceptionally
- urgently: with a sense of importance or necessity
- wastefully: in a way that is lavish or excessive
- barely: just enough or almost not at all
- severe: serious or intense in degree or quality
- sufficient: enough or adequate for a purpose
- annual: happening or done once a year
- potential: possible or capable of development
- artificial: man-made or produced through human skill
- mood: a person's emotional state or atmosphere
- hardship: difficulty or struggle in life
- source: the origin or starting point of something
- approach: a way of dealing with a situation or problem
- balance: a state of equilibrium or stability
- Forbidden words should not be used in formal language.
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Test your knowledge of adverbs in English grammar. Identify the correct usage and meaning of various adverbs in sentences.
