Definitions of Selective Adverbs Modifying Words to What Degree - Page 3
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 |
27. more | verb | I loved him even more. | comparison of much; form comparative of adjectives and adverbs |
28. mostly | verb | It was mostly correct. | for the most part; mainly; generally; usually |
29. only | verb | If she would only come home. | without anyone or anything else; alone; at the very least |
30. perpetually | verb | She was perpetually in debt. | lasting for eternity; without interruption |
31. plentifully | verb | We plentifully gave food to all. | existing in great quantity; ample supply |
32. precisely | verb | They precisely calculated the cost. | used as an intensive; accurately |
33. rapidly | verb | The sponge rapidly approached saturation. | moving, acting with great speed; swift |
34. repeatedly | verb | She repeatedly interrupted the speaker. | more than once; again and again |
35. routinely | verb | They routinely asked for more supplies. | habitual way of behaving; action followed regularly |
36. severely | verb | He severely criticized the leader. | unsparingly harsh; dour; forbidding; extreme |
37. singly | verb | He singly defended the position. | without the presence of others; alone |
38. singularly | verb | Singularly he stood above the rest. | being only one; individually; |
39. sparingly | verb | Sparingly she allocated the food. | prudence and restraint in use of material or resources |
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