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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| politically | in a way that is about politics | He is politically active. |
| potentially | possibly | It's potentially dangerous. |
| powerfully | with great power | He is powerfully built. |
| practically | almost; also in a practical way | The bottle is practically empty. |
| precisely | exactly | It's precisely ten o'clock. |
| preferably | if possible | Call me, preferably before noon. |
| presumably | probably; as you would expect | Presumably, he forgot. |
| previously | before | She previously worked in a bank. |
| privately | without other people; also secretly | Can we speak privately? |
| promptly | quickly; also exactly on time | The meeting started promptly at nine. |
| proudly | with pride | She proudly showed her medal. |
| psychologically | in a way that is about the mind | He is psychologically strong. |
| radically | completely | Things have changed radically. |
| readily | quickly and willingly; also easily | She readily agreed. |
| reasonably | quite; also in a sensible way | The hotel is reasonably priced. |
| regardless | without being affected by something | He went regardless of the danger. |
| regrettably | unfortunately | Regrettably, the concert is cancelled. |
| remarkably | unusually; surprisingly | She is remarkably calm. |
| respectably | in a way that is acceptable and good enough | The team played respectably. |
| rightly | correctly; also for a good reason | She was rightly proud. |
| scarcely | almost not | I could scarcely believe it. |
| scientifically | in a scientific way | It has been scientifically proven. |
| secondly | used to introduce the second point | Secondly, it's too expensive. |
| seldom | not often | I seldom eat meat. |
| separately | apart; one by one | Wash dark clothes separately. |
| sharp | exactly (time) | Be there at nine o'clock sharp. |
| sharply | suddenly and greatly; also in an angry way | Prices rose sharply. |
| significantly | a lot; in an important way | Prices rose significantly. |
| since | from then until now | He left in 2010 and hasn't been back since. |
| skillfully | with skill | He skillfully avoided the question. |
| skyward | towards the sky | The rocket shot skyward. |
| solo | alone | He sailed solo around the world. |
| somewhat | a little | I was somewhat surprised. |
| southward | towards the south | The birds flew southward. |
| specifically | for a particular purpose; also exactly | The course is specifically for beginners. |
| strictly | exactly or completely; also in a strict way | Smoking is strictly forbidden. |
| stubbornly | in a stubborn way | He stubbornly refused to help. |
| sufficiently | enough | He is sufficiently qualified. |
| suitably | in a way that is right for the situation | Dress suitably for the interview. |