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39 English words (level B2) with a simple English definition and an example sentence. In the app you can hear every word and practise with flashcards, a quiz, spelling and listening.
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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| abnormally | in a way that is not normal | It was abnormally hot for April. |
| abruptly | suddenly and unexpectedly; also in a rude, short way | The meeting ended abruptly. |
| accordingly | in a suitable way; also for that reason | It's formal, so dress accordingly. |
| actively | in an active way | She is actively looking for a job. |
| additionally | also; in addition | Additionally, you will need a passport. |
| adequately | well enough | Are you adequately prepared? |
| admiringly | in a way that shows admiration | She looked at the painting admiringly. |
| admittedly | used to accept that something is true | Admittedly, I was wrong. |
| adversely | in a harmful way | The weather adversely affected the harvest. |
| affectionately | in a loving way | She smiled affectionately. |
| aggressively | in an aggressive way | He drove aggressively. |
| alternatively | as another choice | We can take the bus. Alternatively, we can walk. |
| amazingly | in a very surprising way | Amazingly, nobody was hurt. |
| appropriately | in a suitable way | Please dress appropriately. |
| artificially | in a way that is not natural | The fruit was artificially coloured. |
| attentively | with careful attention | The students listened attentively. |
| backward | towards the back | He took a step backward. |
| bitterly | in an angry and sad way; also very (cold) | It was bitterly cold. |
| blindly | without seeing; also without thinking | Don't blindly follow others. |
| bloody | very (British informal, rude) | It's bloody cold today. |
| brilliantly | extremely well; also very brightly | She played brilliantly. |
| broadly | generally; also widely | Broadly speaking, I agree. |
| calmly | in a calm way | She spoke calmly. |
| casually | in a relaxed way; also not formally | He was dressed casually. |
| cheerfully | in a happy way | She cheerfully said hello. |
| comfortably | in a comfortable way; also easily | Are you sitting comfortably? |
| confidently | with confidence | She spoke confidently. |
| considerably | a lot | Prices have risen considerably. |
| conveniently | in a convenient way | The hotel is conveniently located. |
| conversely | in the opposite way | Some like it hot; conversely, others prefer it cold. |
| creatively | in a creative way | Think creatively. |
| critically | very seriously; also in a way that judges | He is critically ill. |
| crossly | in an annoyed way | She spoke crossly. |
| cruelly | in a cruel way | The animals were cruelly treated. |
| culturally | in a way that is about culture | The city is culturally rich. |
| damn | very (rude, informal) | It's damn cold. |
| dearly | very much | I love you dearly. |
| deliberately | on purpose | He deliberately broke the glass. |
| delicately | gently and carefully | She delicately touched the flower. |