Basic Adverbs 81-100

Supposedly; used to express doubt or skepticism about the truth of a statement.

Sometimes; indicates that something happens occasionally but not always.

Generally; refers to what is true or applicable in most cases but not all.

Heavy; describes something with great weight, seriousness, or intensity.

From time to time; indicates something happens occasionally but not regularly.

Often; used to indicate something happens frequently or many times.

Likewise; indicates similarity or agreement with something that has been mentioned.

Quickly; denotes doing something with speed or in a short amount of time.

Somewhere; used to refer to an unspecified place or location.

Nowhere; indicates that no place or part is involved or exists.

Used to indicate that two actions or events happen at the same time but often with a contrast.

Introduces a statement that presents a contrast to what has been previously mentioned.

Is used to indicate that something happened as a result of something else.

Used to indicate the first in a series of actions or events.

Used to describe the next action or event that follows the first.

Ago; used to indicate that a certain amount of time has passed since an event.

Usually; describes what typically happens or what someone typically does.

Every day; indicates something happens each day, without fail.

Apparently; used to say that something seems to be true, although it is not certain.

Immediately; emphasizes that something happens right away without delay.