Definitions of Selective Adverbs Modifying Words to What Degree - Page 2
This list depicts a list of adverbs that show "To What Degree" when modifying words. |
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Word | Type | Used in a Sentence | Definitions |
14. disproportionally | verb | The food was disproportionally distributed. | absence of symmetry, or proper relation |
15. easily | verb | Those instructions were easily misunderstood. | In an easy manner; in all likelihood; without question |
16. endlessly | verb | The stars seem to extend endlessly. | seeming to be without limit; boundless |
17. entirely | verb | We were entirely satisfied with the results. | wholly; completely; solely or exclusively |
18. equally | verb | The money was equally distributed. | having same quantity, measure, or value as another |
19. erratically | verb | He erratically stated his position. | lacking consistency; eccentric; no fixed course |
20. evenly | verb | The money was evenly allocated. | equally; exactly; precisely |
21. firm, firmly | verb | We must stand firm. They firmly resisted temptation. | without wavering; resolutely |
22. hardly | verb | We could hardly understand her. | barely; just; to almost no degree; almost not |
23. impartially | verb | The blame was impartially placed. | not partial or biased; unprejudiced; fair |
24. indefinitely | verb | They indefinitely postponed their decision. | not definite; unclear; vague; lacking precision |
25. less | verb | We were less happy with her actions. | to a smaller extent, degree or frequency ; |
26. mainly | verb | We were mainly impressed with her explanation. | for the most part; chiefly |
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