How, when, where 1
36 English words (level C1) 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 |
|---|---|---|
| acoustically | in terms of sound | The hall is acoustically perfect. |
| acutely | very strongly | She was acutely aware of the danger. |
| aesthetically | in terms of beauty | The design is aesthetically pleasing. |
| aimlessly | without a purpose | We wandered aimlessly through the streets. |
| amply | more than enough | She was amply rewarded for her work. |
| animatedly | in a lively, excited way | They were talking animatedly. |
| appallingly | extremely badly | They were appallingly treated. |
| artistically | in an artistic way | The room is artistically decorated. |
| astray | away from the right way | The letter went astray. |
| baldly | in a direct, plain way | She stated the facts baldly. |
| beforehand | before something else happens | Call me beforehand. |
| beguilingly | in a charming, attractive way | The plan seemed beguilingly simple. |
| believably | in a way that can be believed | The actor played the role believably. |
| benignly | in a kind way | He smiled benignly. |
| blithely | happily and without worrying, often when you should | He blithely ignored the warnings. |
| bureaucratically | in a way that follows complicated official rules | The office is run bureaucratically. |
| candidly | honestly | He spoke candidly about his mistakes. |
| ceaselessly | without stopping | She worked ceaselessly. |
| chaotically | in a confused way with no order | People ran chaotically in all directions. |
| cleanly | neatly and easily | The bone broke cleanly. |
| commercially | in terms of business and making money | The film was commercially successful. |
| compliantly | in a way that follows rules or orders | He nodded compliantly. |
| conditionally | only if certain conditions are met | He was conditionally released. |
| conscientiously | carefully and with effort | He works conscientiously. |
| contextually | in terms of context | The word is contextually appropriate. |
| credibly | in a believable way | He argued credibly. |
| crudely | in a simple, rough way; also rudely | The sign was crudely painted. |
| cynically | in a cynical way | He smiled cynically. |
| damply | in a slightly wet way | Her hair hung damply. |
| demographically | in terms of population | The city is demographically diverse. |
| detrimentally | in a harmful way | The changes affected sales detrimentally. |
| dismally | very badly | The plan failed dismally. |
| docilely | quietly and obediently | The dog sat docilely by the door. |
| domestically | inside a country; also at home | The car is produced domestically. |
| dominantly | mainly; in a controlling way | The area is dominantly rural. |
| dutifully | in a dutiful way | He dutifully visited his parents. |