Pronunciation: /ædˈvɜːrbiəli/
adverb A word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb.
A1 She ran adverbially towards the finish line.
A2 He spoke adverbially, emphasizing each word clearly.
B1 The instructions were written adverbially, making it easy to follow.
B2 The music was played adverbially, with great expression and feeling.
C1 The actor delivered his lines adverbially, capturing the audience's attention.
C2 The poem was recited adverbially, with perfect intonation and emotion.
formal The adverbially intensive sentence structure added clarity to the scientific paper.
informal She adverbially described how the concert went last night.
slang He talks so adverbially, it's hard to keep up with what he's saying.
figurative The artist painted adverbially, adding layers of meaning to the masterpiece.
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