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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| extensively | a lot; in many places | She has travelled extensively. |
| face to face | in the same place, looking at each other | We finally met face-to-face. |
| farther | at a greater distance | I can't walk any farther. |
| farthest | at the greatest distance | Who can throw the ball farthest? |
| feverishly | very quickly and with a lot of energy, because of excitement or worry | They worked feverishly to finish on time. |
| firmly | strongly and steadily | Hold the rope firmly. |
| fluently | easily and well | He speaks Spanish fluently. |
| formally | in a formal or official way | The new bridge was formally opened. |
| forth | forward; also (back and forth) one way and then the other | He walked back and forth. |
| freely | without limits or control | You can speak freely here. |
| frequently | often | He frequently travels for work. |
| full-time | for all of the normal working hours | He works full-time. |
| further | more; also at a greater distance | Let's discuss this further. |
| furthermore | also; in addition (formal) | The hotel is cheap. Furthermore, it's near the beach. |
| furthest | at the greatest distance | Who lives furthest from school? |
| generally | usually; also by most people | I generally get up at seven. |
| genetically | in a way that is about genes | These plants are genetically modified. |
| half | partly; not completely | The glass is half full. |
| highly | very; also at a high level | She is a highly skilled doctor. |
| honestly | in an honest way; also used to say you are telling the truth | Honestly, I didn't take it. |
| hopefully | used to say what you hope will happen | Hopefully, it won't rain. |
| hurriedly | quickly, because you don't have much time | She hurriedly packed her bag. |
| illegally | in a way that is against the law | He parked illegally. |
| immediately | now; at once | Call the doctor immediately. |
| increasingly | more and more | It's becoming increasingly difficult. |
| incredibly | very; also in a way that is hard to believe | It was incredibly hot. |
| indirectly | not directly | The problem affects us indirectly. |
| indoors | inside a building | We stayed indoors because of the rain. |
| initially | at the beginning | Initially, I didn't like him. |
| intentionally | on purpose | He broke it intentionally. |
| internationally | in many countries | She is internationally famous. |
| involuntarily | without wanting to or without control | She shook involuntarily. |
| kindly | in a kind way; also used in polite requests | Would you kindly close the door? |
| largely | mostly | The audience was largely students. |
| last | at the end; also most recently | When did you see her last? |
| lately | recently | Have you seen him lately? |
| least | less than anything else | This is the least expensive option. |
| legally | by law | You are legally required to wear a seat belt. |
| lightly | gently; also not much | Cook the vegetables lightly. |
| loud | loudly | Read it out loud. |