Comparisons
This adverb means "in comparison with something else."
comparatively
This adverb is used to describe an estimate or approximate number.
approximately
This adverb means "in the most basic form or the core idea."
essentially
This adverb means "just" or "nothing more than."
merely
This adverb is used to indicate something is more than usual or greater than average.
especially
This adverb refers to something being exact or precise.
precisely
This adverb is used to describe something that is said very clearly and directly.
explicitly
This adverb indicates a small degree or a minimal amount of something.
slightly
This adverb is used to describe something that is done for a specific purpose.
specially
This adverb means at the end or after everything has been completed.
ultimately
This adverb means "implied or suggested without being directly stated."
implicitly
This adverb means "not completely" or "almost not."
hardly
This adverb describes something that is true to a large extent but not fully.
largely
This adverb refers to something that happens frequently or regularly.
often
This adverb is used when something is stated in a way that is open to interpretation or not directly said.
vaguely
This adverb refers to something happening to a very small extent, often used to minimize the importance or scope of something.
barely
This adverb is used to describe something happening without anything else being involved.
directly
This adverb is used when something occurs after a certain amount of time, often in the future.
eventually
This adverb is used when something is stated in a clear, unmistakable way, leaving no room for doubt.
unequivocally
This adverb indicates that something is only true in part or to some degree.
partially