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| English | Meaning | Example |
|---|---|---|
| suspiciously | in a way that shows you don't trust; also in a way that seems wrong | He looked at me suspiciously. |
| technically | according to exact rules; also in a technical way | Technically, you're right. |
| temporarily | for a short time | The shop is temporarily closed. |
| tenderly | gently and lovingly | She kissed him tenderly. |
| that | so; to that degree | It's not that difficult. |
| thereafter | after that (formal) | He retired and died shortly thereafter. |
| thickly | in a thick layer | Spread the butter thickly. |
| thirdly | used to introduce the third point | Thirdly, it's too far. |
| thoroughly | completely and carefully | Clean the kitchen thoroughly. |
| though | however | It's expensive. It's good, though. |
| tight | firmly | Hold on tight. |
| tremendously | very; very much | I enjoyed it tremendously. |
| ultimately | finally; in the end | Ultimately, it's your decision. |
| unashamedly | without feeling ashamed | She is unashamedly ambitious. |
| unclearly | in a way that is not clear | He spoke unclearly. |
| uncomfortably | in an uncomfortable way | It was uncomfortably hot. |
| underground | under the ground; also in secret | The animals live underground. |
| underneath | under something | She wore a jacket with a T-shirt underneath. |
| undoubtedly | certainly | She is undoubtedly the best player. |
| uneasily | in a worried way | She looked around uneasily. |
| unimaginably | to a degree that is hard to imagine | The universe is unimaginably large. |
| unjustly | unfairly | He was unjustly accused. |
| unmistakably | clearly; certainly | It was unmistakably his handwriting. |
| unthinkably | to a degree that is impossible to imagine | Prices are unthinkably high. |
| upside down | with the top at the bottom | He turned the box upside-down. |
| urgently | very quickly because it is important | Help is urgently needed. |
| utterly | completely | I was utterly exhausted. |
| verbally | in spoken words | He was verbally abusive. |
| vigorously | with energy | Shake the bottle vigorously. |
| virtually | almost; also on a computer | It's virtually impossible. |
| visibly | in a way that can be seen | She was visibly upset. |
| weakly | without strength | She smiled weakly. |
| willingly | happily and without being forced | She willingly agreed. |
| wordlessly | without speaking | She wordlessly handed him the letter. |
| worst | most badly | The poor were worst affected. |
| wrongly | incorrectly; also unfairly | He was wrongly accused. |