Basic Adverbs 41-60

Affirms presence or truth, often used to contradict a negative statement or assumption.

Indicates recurrence or return to a previous state or condition, emphasizing repetition.

Identifies a location or place, used in questions and statements about position or direction.

Expresses certainty or confidence about a statement or situation, ensuring no doubt.

Used to describe manner or degree, often in comparisons to show similarity or equivalence.

Compares similarity, used to draw parallels between entities, actions, or conditions.

Even; used to introduce an exception or surprising element, emphasizing contrast.

Indicates a high degree of intensity or extent, often related to feelings or quantities.

Without any particular reason or cause, emphasizing spontaneity or randomness.

Indicates infrequency, used to describe events or actions that occur seldom.

Suggests a high likelihood or probability, often used to indicate a strong possibility.

A polite request or plea, often used to ask for something kindly or express gratitude.

Indicates sequence, used to describe what happens next or follows in time.

Expresses desire or preference, often used to politely express what one likes or wishes.

Truly; used to affirm sincerity or truthfulness, often to reassure or confirm.

Regrettably; used to express disappointment or sympathy over an unfortunate situation.

Indeed; used for emphasis or confirmation, often affirming the truth of a previous statement.

Immediately; emphasizes prompt action or response, indicating no delay.

Namely; introduces clarification or specification, often explaining or listing details.

Just; indicates a close match or timing, often relating to precision or a narrow margin.