How, when, where 1
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| aboard | on or onto a ship, plane, bus or train | All passengers are now aboard. |
| absolutely | completely; also used to say 'yes, certainly' | You're absolutely right. |
| accidentally | by accident; not on purpose | I accidentally deleted the file. |
| accurately | in a correct and exact way | Measure the room accurately. |
| afterward | later; after something | We had dinner and went home afterward. |
| afterwards | later; after something | Afterwards, we went for a walk. |
| alike | in the same way; equally | The film is for adults and children alike. |
| aloud | in a voice others can hear | Read the story aloud. |
| altogether | completely; also in total | That's twenty euros altogether. |
| annually | once a year | The festival is held annually. |
| anxiously | in a worried way | She waited anxiously for the results. |
| anyhow | anyway; despite something | It was expensive, but I bought it anyhow. |
| approximately | about; not exactly | The trip takes approximately two hours. |
| aside | to one side; also kept for later | Put some money aside every month. |
| barely | almost not | I could barely see in the dark. |
| beautifully | in a beautiful way | She sings beautifully. |
| boldly | in a brave and confident way | She spoke boldly to the crowd. |
| bravely | in a brave way | She fought bravely. |
| briefly | for a short time; in a few words | He spoke briefly about the plan. |
| brightly | in a bright way | The sun was shining brightly. |
| carelessly | without care | She carelessly left the door open. |
| closely | carefully; also very near | Watch closely. |
| commonly | usually; often | This word is commonly used. |
| completely | totally | I completely forgot! |
| consequently | as a result | He was ill and consequently missed the exam. |
| constantly | all the time | He is constantly complaining. |
| continually | again and again | She continually interrupts me. |
| continuously | without stopping | It rained continuously all day. |
| curiously | in a way that shows you want to know; also strangely | The cat looked at me curiously. |
| currently | now | She is currently living in Spain. |
| dangerously | in a dangerous way | He drives dangerously. |
| definitely | certainly; without doubt | I will definitely come. |
| directly | straight, without stopping; also immediately | Go directly to the hotel. |
| distinctly | clearly | I distinctly remember saying that. |
| emotionally | in a way that is about feelings | She was emotionally tired. |
| entirely | completely | I entirely agree. |
| equally | in the same way or amount | Divide the cake equally. |
| evenly | in equal amounts; also smoothly | Spread the butter evenly. |
| eventually | in the end, after a long time | We eventually found the hotel. |
| excitedly | in an excited way | The children talked excitedly. |