adverbially
In modifier fashion
In the manner of an adverb, or in a way that functions as an adverb.
Grammatically, certain words or phrases can be used adverbially even when they aren't adverbs by form: The door slammed shut uses an adjective adverbially to modify how the door slammed.
Word altering another
- clauseProvision in agreement
- phraseWords forming partial meaning
- syntaxRules for arranging words
- sentenceComplete thought, grammatically
adjunct · complement · predicate · verb · position · fronting · placement · initial
To an intense degree
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
- utterlyTo the fullest extent
quite · rather · barely · hardly · nearly · almost · fully · partially
At great speed
- elegantlyWith tasteful grace
- gracefullyWith elegant movement
- clumsilyIn an uncoordinated manner
- brisklyIn a quick, energetic manner
stealthily · gently · fiercely · loudly · silently · carefully · hastily · deliberately
At frequent intervals
occasionally · frequently · seldom · constantly · regularly · periodically · intermittently · habitually
Joined or combined element
- disjunctSeparated or disjoined
- adjunctSubordinate addition to something
- temporalRelating to chronology
- locativeCase indicating place
conditional · causal · concessive · contrastive · evaluative · focusing · linking · stance
modifier
Word altering another
sentence · adjunct · complement · predicate · verb · position · fronting · placement · initial · medial
extremely
To an intense degree
- completelyTo the fullest extent
- totallyTo the full extent
- absolutelyCompletely, without exception
utterly · quite · rather · barely · hardly · nearly · almost · fully · partially · slightly
swiftly
At great speed
- elegantlyWith tasteful grace
- gracefullyWith elegant movement
- clumsilyIn an uncoordinated manner
briskly · stealthily · gently · fiercely · loudly · silently · carefully · hastily · deliberately · casually
often
At frequent intervals
sometimes · occasionally · frequently · seldom · constantly · regularly · periodically · intermittently · habitually · repeatedly
conjunct
Joined or combined element
- disjunctSeparated or disjoined
- adjunctSubordinate addition to something
- temporalRelating to chronology
locative · conditional · causal · concessive · contrastive · evaluative · focusing · linking · stance · commenting
adverbiallyadjectivally
As a modifier works
nominally · verbally · substantively · conjunctively · attributively