Adverbs

(of two or more things or people) having qualities, characteristics, appearances, etc. that are very similar but not identical

The two houses had nearly alike floor plans, with only minor differences in layout.

in a manner that is appropriate to the circumstances

The weather forecast predicted rain, so she dressed accordingly with a raincoat and boots.

used to say that something is the case without providing any proof

The suspect allegedly stole valuable items from the store.

in a manner that is only available to a particular person, group, or thing

The VIP lounge at the airport is exclusively for first-class passengers.

in a manner that is direct and clear

The instructions were explicitly outlined in the manual.

used when expressing an honest opinion, even though that might upset someone

Frankly, the project is behind schedule and needs urgent attention.

used to show the extreme degree of an action or feeling

The sudden crash startled him shitless.

at or to a midpoint between two locations

The gas station is halfway between Boston and New York.

in a manner that conveys the opposite of what is said, often to be humorous, sarcastic, or mocking

"What a great day for a picnic," she said ironically as thunder cracked overhead.

nothing more than what is to be said

I merely asked a question; I didn't accuse anyone.

used to give more specific information or examples regarding what has just been mentioned

She had several hobbies, namely painting, gardening, and playing the piano.

used to indicate that despite a previous statement or situation, something else remains true

The evidence was weak; the jury convicted him nonetheless.

used to introduce the most important part of what is being said

The city is known for its rich history, notably its ancient architecture.

to an excessive degree

The criticism of her work was overly harsh and unjustified.

in an incomplete or limited manner

She was only partially aware of the changes happening in the company.

in a manner that consists mostly of a specific kind, quality, etc.

The region is predominantly agricultural, with vast expanses of farmland.

at the moment or present time

The manager is presently in a meeting and will be available later.

used to say that the something is believed to be true based on available information or evidence

She left the office early, presumably to attend a family event.

in a willing and unhesitant manner

She readily accepted the invitation to speak at the conference.

with no attention to the thing mentioned

She decided to go for a run regardless of the rain.

used to convey that the information presented is based on what others have said

The movie star was reportedly seen dining at the new restaurant downtown.

used to show that separate items correspond to separate others in the order listed

Tom and Jerry are 5 and 3 years old, respectively.

in a manner that looks a certain way at first glance, but there might be hidden aspects or complications

He was seemingly calm during the interview, but his nervous gestures betrayed his anxiety.

at exactly the same time

The two dancers performed different routines simultaneously on the stage.

with no one or nothing else involved

The decision was made solely to improve efficiency.

to a considerable extent or degree

Fuel prices have substantially increased over the past year.

used to express relief or appreciation for a positive circumstance or outcome

Thankfully, the medical test results came back negative, providing reassurance about my health.

used to say that there is no doubt something is true or is the case

She is undoubtedly the best candidate for the job, given her experience and skills.

to the fullest degree or extent, used for emphasis

The failure of the experiment left the scientists utterly perplexed.

to a full or complete degree

She was wholly committed to the cause, dedicating all her time and energy.

outward or away from a starting place, often with the sense of departure

They sailed forth from the harbor at first light.

used to refer to something that happens rarely or infrequently

She seldom watches television.

from a particular time onward

He graduated from college, and thereafter, he started his career.

used to refer to any one, some, or all without specifying which

You may choose whatsoever book you like from the library.

used for indicating that something is done in accordance with the mentioned rule, approach, method, etc.

The company set up a procedure whereby, employees receive feedback regularly.

in a way that lasts forever or never changes

She decided to move to the countryside for good after retiring from her job.