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openly
1.
o
pen
ly
Adverb

in a way that is honest or direct

The leader openly admitted to mistakes made during the project.

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broadly
2.
broad
ly
Adverb

in a general or approximate way, without going into precise detail

The two candidates broadly agree on most economic issues.

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morally
3.
mo
ra
lly
Adverb

with regard to what behavior is wrong or right

Morally, stealing is considered wrong in most cultures.

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near
4.
near
Adjective

not far from a place

The near bus stop is convenient for commuting to work.

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upward
5.
up
ward
Adverb

toward a higher level

The elevator smoothly ascended, moving upward to the top floor.

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collectively
6.
co
llec
tive
ly
Adverb

in a way that involves joint action, effort, or responsibility by all members of a group

The employees collectively decided to go on strike.

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wildly
7.
wild
ly
Adverb

to an exaggerated or extreme degree

The plan is wildly ambitious for a company of this size.

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severely
8.
se
vere
ly
Adverb

to a harsh, serious, or excessively intense degree

Their business was severely damaged by the storm.

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substantially
9.
subs
tan
tia
lly
Adverb

to a considerable extent or degree

Fuel prices have substantially increased over the past year.

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temporarily
10.
tem
po
ra
ri
ly
Adverb

for a limited period of time

She lived in the city temporarily while her house was being renovated.

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visually
11.
vis
ua
lly
Adverb

in a way that has to do with looking at things or using one's eyes

She learned the concept by watching a demonstration and understanding it visually.

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utterly
12.
u
tter
ly
Adverb

to the fullest degree or extent, used for emphasis

The failure of the experiment left the scientists utterly perplexed.

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readily
13.
rea
di
ly
Adverb

in a willing and unhesitant manner

She readily accepted the invitation to speak at the conference.

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instinctively
14.
ins
tinc
tive
ly
Adverb

in a way that happens as an immediate, natural response, without the need for thought, planning, or learning

She instinctively shielded her eyes from the sudden bright light.

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beyond
15.
beyond
Adverb

to or at the side that is further

We hiked past the cabin and beyond into the forest.

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ironically
16.
i
ro
nica
lly
Adverb

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.

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tight
17.
tight
Adjective

(of clothes or shoes) fitting closely or firmly, especially in an uncomfortable way

His shoes were too tight, and they gave him blisters.

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low
18.
low
Adjective

not extending far upward

A low hedge bordered the pathway.

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great
19.
great
Adjective

exceptionally large in degree or amount

The storm caused a great deal of damage to the coastal town.

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knowingly
20.
knowi
ngly
Adverb

with full awareness and intention

The driver knowingly broke the speed limit despite the warning signs.

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independently
21.
in
de
pen
dent
ly
Adverb

without being subject to outside control or influence

The committee functions independently, without interference from the board.

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remotely
22.
re
mote
ly
Adverb

from a different location using digital communication or technology

Most employees now work remotely at least part of the week.

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internally
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in
ter
na
lly
Adverb

in a way that is related to things happening or existing inside of a specific thing or being

The company is restructuring internally to improve efficiency and workflow.

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notably
24.
no
tab
ly
Adverb

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

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

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overseas
25.
o
ver
seas
Adverb

‌to or in a foreign country, particularly one that is across the sea

She accepted a job offer and relocated overseas.

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