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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| lovingly | with love | She looked lovingly at her baby. |
| meanwhile | at the same time | I'll cook. Meanwhile, you can set the table. |
| mentally | in the mind | He was mentally tired. |
| merely | only | I was merely asking a question. |
| monthly | once a month | We get paid monthly. |
| more | to a greater degree; also again | Please speak more slowly. |
| moreover | also; in addition (formal) | The flat is cheap. Moreover, it's in the centre. |
| naturally | of course; also in a natural way | Naturally, I said yes. |
| near | not far away | Do you live near here? |
| nearby | close, not far away | Is there a cash machine nearby? |
| nevertheless | despite this; but | It was raining. Nevertheless, we went out. |
| newly | recently | They are a newly married couple. |
| next door | in the next house or room | She lives next door. |
| noisily | with a lot of noise | The children ate noisily. |
| nonetheless | despite this | The test was hard. Nonetheless, I passed. |
| normally | usually | I normally walk to work. |
| nowhere | not in or to any place | There's nowhere to park. |
| obviously | clearly; in a way that everyone can see | Obviously, I'm happy. |
| occasionally | sometimes | I occasionally eat meat. |
| officially | in an official way | The new school officially opens tomorrow. |
| opposite | on the other side, facing | She lives opposite. |
| otherwise | if not; also in other ways | Hurry, otherwise we'll miss the bus. |
| outdoors | outside, not in a building | The children play outdoors. |
| overnight | during the night; also very quickly | She became famous overnight. |
| part-time | for only part of the normal working hours | He works part-time. |
| particularly | especially | I particularly like this song. |
| permanently | for always | They moved to Spain permanently. |
| personally | giving your own opinion; also by yourself | Personally, I don't like it. |
| pleasantly | in a pleasant way | I was pleasantly surprised. |
| politely | in a polite way | She asked politely. |
| positively | in a positive way; also completely | She reacted positively to the news. |
| primarily | mainly | The course is primarily for beginners. |
| properly | correctly; in the right way | Close the door properly. |
| publicly | in front of other people | He publicly said sorry. |
| rapidly | very quickly | The city is growing rapidly. |
| rarely | not often | I rarely eat meat. |
| relatively | quite, when compared with others | The test was relatively easy. |
| repeatedly | many times | I called him repeatedly. |
| rudely | in a rude way | He spoke rudely to the waiter. |
| safely | without danger | Drive safely! |