250+ Adverbs that start with A

This list contains all the adverbs used in the English language that start with A. It includes negative and positive adverbs with A to describe a person.

List of Adverbs that start with A

Aback	Abaft	Abandonedly	Abasedly	Abashedly
Abbreviately	Abeam	Abed	Abhorrently	Abidingly
Abjectly	Ablins	Abloom	Ably	Abnormally
Aboard	Abominably	Aboriginally	Abortively	About
Above	Aboveboard	Abreast	Abroach	Abroad
Abrood	Abruptly	Absently	Absentmindedly	Absolutely
Absorbedly	Abstinently	Abstractedly	Abstractly	Abstrusely
Absurdly	Abundantly	Aburst	Abusively	Abysmally
Academically	Accentually	Acceptably	Acceptedly	Accessarily
Accessibly	Accessorily	Accidentally	Accommodately	Accordantly
According	Accordingly	Accountably	Accurately	Accusatively
Accusatorially	Accusingly	Accustomably	Accustomarily	Achromatically
Acock	Acockbill	Acoustically	Acquiescently	Acquisitively
Acridly	Acrimoniously	Acronycally	Acrook	Across
Acrostically	Actionably	Actively	Actually	Acutely
Adance	Adangle	Adaptly	Adays	Additionally
Adequately	Adherently	Adhesively	Adjacently	Adjectivally
Adjectively	Adjunctively	Adjunctly	Admirably	Admittedly
Adorably	Adoringly	Adorningly	Adown	Adroitly
Adulterously	Advantageously	Adventurously	Adverbially	Adversely
Advisably	Advisedly	Aerially	Affably	Affectedly
Affectingly	Affectionately	Affectively	Affettuoso	Affirmatively
Afflictively	Affluently	Afield	Afoot	Afore
Aforehand	Aforetime	Afresh	Afront	After
Afterward	Afterwards	Aftward	Again	Againward
Agamically	Agate	Agedly	Aggravatingly	Aggregately
Agilely	Agitatedly	Agley	Agoing	Agonistically
Agonizingly	Agood	Agree	Agreeably	Agreeingly
Agrief	Ahead	Aheap	Aheight	Ahold
Ahorseback	Ahull	Airily	Airwards	Ajar
Alacriously	Aland	Alarmedly	Alate	Alchemically
Alday	Alee	Alength	Alertly	Algates
Alife	Alimentally all	All	Allenarly	Almost
Almost never	Along	Already	Also	Always
Amazingly	Amblingly	Amorously	Amply	Analogically
Analytically	Anatomically	Ancestorially	Anciently	Anew
Angelically	Angrily	Angularly	Anights	Animally
Animatedly	Anniversarily	Annually	Annularry	Anxiously
Any	Anyhow	Anyway	Anywhere	Apparently
Aptly	Arrogantly	As a consequence	As a result	Astay
Astern	Astonishedly	Astonishingly	Astoop	Astraddle
Astride	Astringently	Asunder	Aswing	Aswoon
Aswooned	Ataunt	Ataunto	Athwart	Atilt
A-tiptoe	Atmospherically	Atomically	Atop	Atrip
Attemperly	Attently	Attonce	Attone	Attributively
Atwain	Atwixt	Atwo	Audaciously	Audibly
Aught	Augustly	Auricularly	Austerely	Authentically
Authenticly	Autogenously	Automatically	Autoptically	Auxiliarly
Avaiably	Avaiably	Aversely	Avisely	Avidiously
Avie	Away	Away	Aweigh	Awful
Awfully	Awhile	Awing	Awkly	Awkward
Awkwardly	Axially	Axiomatically	Ay	Aye
Ayein	Ayeins	Ayen	Ayenward	Ayond
Ayont

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List of Adverbs with Definition, Synonym and Examples

Adverbs	Definition	Synonym	Example Sentence
Aback	In surprise or amazement	Taken aback, startled, shocked	She was taken aback by his sudden outburst.
Abaft	Towards the rear of a ship; astern	Aft, behind, rearward	The sailor went abaft to inspect the damage.
Abandonedly	In a way that shows a lack of restraint or inhibition	Wildly, recklessly, freely	He danced abandonedly at the party.
Abasedly	In a humble or degraded manner	Humbly, meekly, submissively	She apologized abasedly for her mistake.
Abashedly	In a way that shows embarrassment or discomfort	Sheepishly, embarrassedly, bashfully	He smiled abashedly when he realized his error.
Abbreviately	In a concise or condensed manner	Concisely, briefly, shortly	She summarized the report abbreviately.
Abeam	In a line at right angles to a ship’s length	Perpendicular, transversely	The lighthouse was abeam as we sailed past.
Abed	In bed	In bed, lying down	He stayed abed all day when he felt ill.
Abhorrently	In a way that causes strong dislike or disgust	Horribly, disgustingly, repulsively	He behaved abhorrently towards his colleagues.
Abidingly	In a lasting or enduring manner	Endlessly, enduringly, permanently	Their friendship remained abidingly strong.
Abjectly	In a manner showing hopelessness or resignation	Hopelessly, miserably, despairingly	He pleaded abjectly for forgiveness.
Ablins	Perhaps; maybe	Maybe, perhaps, possibly	Ablins we’ll see some improvement next year.
Abloom	In a state of blooming; abundantly	Blooming, blossoming, flourishing	The garden was abloom with colorful flowers.
Ably	In a competent or skillful manner	Capably, skillfully, proficiently	She handled the situation ably.
Abnormally	In a way that is unusual or deviates from the norm	Unusually, anomalously, irregularly	His behavior was abnormally aggressive.
Aboard	On or into a ship, aircraft, train, or other vehicle	On board, on, inside	We went aboard the ship to start our journey.
Abominably	In a detestable or unpleasant manner	Awfully, horribly, terribly	The food tasted abominably.
Aboriginally	Originally; from the beginning	Primordially, initially, originally	The traditions were practiced aboriginally.
Abortively	In a way that fails to produce the intended result	Unsuccessfully, ineffectively, fruitlessly	The project ended abortively due to funding issues.
About	On the subject of; concerning	Concerning, regarding, with regard to	Let’s talk about your future plans.
Above	At a higher level or layer	Over, higher than, on top of	The moon was shining above the clouds.
Aboveboard	In a straightforward and honest manner	Honestly, openly, candidly	He conducted business dealings aboveboard.
Abreast	Side by side and facing the same way	Alongside, beside, next to	The two friends walked abreast down the street.
Abroach	In a way that is ready or available for use	Ready, available, prepared	The resources were set abroach for the project.
Abroad	In or to a foreign country	Overseas, internationally, in a foreign land	She studied abroad for a year.
Abrood	In a state of readiness or anticipation	Ready, prepared, awaiting	The soldiers were abrood for the battle.
Abruptly	Suddenly and unexpectedly	Suddenly, suddenly, without warning	The meeting ended abruptly when the fire alarm went off.
Absently	Inattentively or without full attention	Inattentively, distractedly, absent-mindedly	She nodded absently while lost in thought.
Absentmindedly	In a forgetful or preoccupied manner	Forgetfully, inattentively, distractedly	He signed the form absentmindedly, not really paying attention.
Absolutely	Completely and without qualification	Completely, totally, entirely	I absolutely love your new hairstyle.
Absorbedly	In a deeply interested or involved manner	Intently, deeply, engrossedly	He listened absorbedly to her story.
Abstinently	In a restrained or self-denying manner	Moderately, self-restrainedly, temperately	He lived abstinently, avoiding excess in all things.
Abstractedly	In a preoccupied or absent-minded manner	Absently, inattentively, distractedly	She walked abstractedly down the street, lost in thought.
Abstractly	In a way that deals with ideas rather than events	Theoretically, conceptually, ideologically	The concept can be understood abstractly.
Abstrusely	In a difficult to understand or obscure manner	Obscurely, cryptically, incomprehensibly	He explained the theory abstrusely, leaving us more confused than before.
Absurdly	In a way that is ridiculously unreasonable	Ridiculously, unreasonably, illogically	The idea was absurdly impractical.
Abundantly	In large quantities; plentifully	Plentifully, copiously, bountifully	The fields were abundantly covered in flowers.
Aburst	In a state of bursting open or breaking forth	Bursting, bursting forth, exploding	The balloons were aburst with confetti.
Abusively	In a manner that is offensive or harmful	Offensively, harmfully, insultingly	He spoke abusively to his coworkers.
Abysmally	In a manner that is extremely bad or poor	Terribly, horribly, miserably	The team performed abysmally in the championship game.
Academically	In a way that is related to academic study	Scholarly, intellectually, academically	She excelled academically in her studies.
Accentually	With emphasis or stress on a particular syllable or word	Emphatically, with emphasis, stressfully	He pronounced the word accentually to emphasize its meaning.
Acceptably	In a satisfactory or agreeable manner	Satisfactorily, agreeably, adequately	The job was completed acceptably.
Acceptedly	In a way that is generally approved or recognized	Generally, acknowledgedly, commonly	The practice was acceptedly traditional in their culture.
Accessarily	In a way that is necessary or essential	Essentially, necessarily, crucially	The document was accessarily required for admission.
Accessibly	In a way that is easy to approach, reach, or use	Easily, readily, approachably	The information was made accessibly available to all.
Accessorily	As an accessory; supplementary	Supplementarily, additionally, extra	The book comes with accessorily useful appendices.
Accidentally	By chance or without intent	Unintentionally, inadvertently, by mistake	He accidentally spilled coffee on his shirt.
Accommodately	In a way that is flexible or adaptable	Flexibly, adaptably, adjustably	The schedule was accommodately arranged to suit everyone’s needs.
Accordantly	In a manner consistent with; harmoniously	Harmoniously, consistently, in accordance	His actions were accordantly with his beliefs.
According	As stated or reported by someone	As stated, as reported, as stated by	According to the weather forecast, it will rain tomorrow.
Accordingly	In a way that is appropriate or suitable	Accordingly, appropriately, suitably	She adjusted her schedule accordingly.
Accountably	In a way that is responsible or answerable	Responsibly, answerably, reliably	He acted accountably in handling the situation.
Accurately	In a precise or exact manner	Precisely, exactly, correctly	She measured the ingredients accurately for the recipe.
Accusatively	With an accusatory tone or manner	Accusingly, accusingly, blamefully	She looked at him accusatively when the vase broke.
Accusatorially	In an accusatory or blaming manner	Accusingly, blamefully, accusingly	He spoke accusatorially, blaming others for the mistake.
Accusingly	In a manner that suggests blame or accusation	Blamingly, accusingly, reproachfully	He looked at her accusingly, suspecting her of the theft.
Accustomably	In a way that is easy to become accustomed to	Easily, habitually, comfortably	The new routine was accustomably adapted to by the students.
Accustomarily	In a habitual or customary manner	Habitually, customarily, traditionally	They met accustomarily at the same cafe every Sunday.
Achromatically	In a way that lacks color or brightness	Colorlessly, monochromatically, blandly	The image was displayed achromatically in black and white.
Acock	To one side; at an angle	Aslant, obliquely, diagonally	The picture hung acock on the wall.
Acockbill	To one side; at an angle	Aslant, obliquely, diagonally	The ship sailed with its sails acockbill.
Acoustically	In a way that relates to sound or hearing	Soundly, auditorily, hearingly	The hall was designed acoustically to enhance the music.
Acquiescently	In a way that is compliant or submissive	Compliantly, obediently, submissively	He nodded acquiescently in agreement.
Acquisitively	In a way that shows a desire to acquire or possess	Greedily, covetously, possessively	The child looked at the toy acquisitively.
Acridly	In a harsh or bitter manner	Harshly, bitterly, sharply	The smell of smoke filled the air acridly.
Acrimoniously	In a way that is bitter or harsh in tone or manner	Bitterly, harshly, angrily	They argued acrimoniously over the decision.
Acronycally	Once a year; annually	Yearly, annually, yearly	The festival takes place acronycally in the spring.
Acrook	To one side; at an angle	Aslant, obliquely, diagonally	The picture hung acrook on the wall.
Across	From one side to the other	Over, through, spanning	They walked across the bridge to reach the other side.
Acrostically	By means of an acrostic	Acrostically, by acrostic, acrostically speaking	The poem was written acrostically with the first letter of each line spelling out a word.
Actionably	In a manner that gives rise to legal action	Legally, justly, lawfully	His behavior was actionably unacceptable.
Actively	In a lively or energetic manner	Energetically, vigorously, dynamically	He participated actively in the discussion.
Actually	In fact; truly	In fact, truly, really	She actually enjoyed the movie.
Acutely	In a way that is sharply felt or perceived	Sharply, keenly, intensely	He felt acutely embarrassed by his mistake.
Adance	In a lively or energetic manner	Energetically, actively, vivaciously	The children danced adance at the party.
Adangle	Hanging at an angle or loose and untidy	Askew, crookedly, carelessly	The painting hung adangle on the wall.
Adaptly	In a way that is suitable or appropriate	Suitably, appropriately, fittingly	He adapted adaptly to the new environment.
Adays	Nowadays; in modern times	Nowadays, in modern times, these days	Adays, people rely heavily on technology for communication.
Additionally	As an extra or added thing	Also, furthermore, in addition	Additionally, we offer free shipping on all orders.
Adequately	In a satisfactory or acceptable manner	Sufficiently, satisfactorily, acceptably	She performed adequately in the role.
Adherently	In a way that adheres or sticks to something	Stuck, adhered, attached	The gum was adherently stuck to the bottom of the shoe.
Adhesively	In a manner that sticks or adheres	Sticky, adherently, tackily	The label was adhesively attached to the package.
Adjacently	In a manner that is nearby or next to	Nearby, next to, close to	The houses were adjacently located along the street.
Adjectivally	In a way that is related to or used as an adjective	Adjectively, as an adjective, descriptively	The word “big” can be used adjectivally to describe the car.
Adjectively	In a way that functions as an adjective	Descriptively, adjectivally, as an adjective	The word “happy” is used adjectively to describe a feeling.
Adjunctively	In a way that is supplementary or additional	Supplementarily, additionally, extra	The book comes with adjunctively useful appendices.
Adjunctly	As an addition or supplement	Additionally, extra, in addition	They provide adjunctly support for the main argument.
Admirably	In a way that is deserving of respect or admiration	Excellently, commendably, commendably	He handled the situation admirably.
Admittedly	As acknowledged or recognized	Granted, acknowledgedly, confessedly	Admittedly, the task was more difficult than we anticipated.
Adorably	In a delightful or charming manner	Delightfully, charmingly, cutely	The puppy looked adorably at its owner.

Adverbs	Definition	Synonym	Example
Adoringly	With deep love and affection.	Fondly, Lovingly, Caringly	She looked at him adoringly, her eyes filled with adoration.
Adorningly	In a manner that enhances or adds beauty to something.	Decoratively, Ornately, Gracefully	She placed the flowers adorningly on the table, creating a beautiful centerpiece.
Adown	Downward; towards a lower place or position.	Down, Descendingly, Below	The stream flowed gently adown the hillside.
Adroitly	In a skillful or clever way.	Skillfully, Cleverly, Deftly	He handled the situation adroitly, avoiding any conflicts.
Adulterously	In a manner characterized by adultery, a violation of marriage vows.	Unfaithfully, Infideliously, Cheatingly	She gazed at him adulterously, knowing she was betraying her spouse.
Advantageously	In a way that provides benefit; favorably.	Beneficially, Profitably, Opportunely	They positioned themselves advantageously to observe the fireworks.
Adventurously	In a daring, bold, or risky manner.	Boldly, Riskily, Courageously	They set out adventurously on their journey into the unknown.
Adverbially	In a manner relating to or functioning as an adverb.	Modifyingly, Descriptively, Grammatically	He explained the grammar rule adverbially, using examples to illustrate.
Adversely	In a way that opposes or works against something; unfavorably.	Negatively, Harmfully, Detrimentally	The new regulations affected the company adversely, leading to layoffs.
Advisably	In a wise or sensible manner; recommendably.	Wisely, Sensibly, Prudently	It is advisably to invest in diversified stocks for long-term growth.
Advisedly	Done deliberately or intentionally; with careful consideration.	Deliberately, Intentionally, Purposefully	She made her decision advisedly, after weighing all the options.
Aerially	In or from the air; relating to the atmosphere or flying.	Airily, Skywardly, Atmospherically	Birds navigate aerially during migration.
Affably	In a friendly and pleasant manner.	Friendly, Pleasantly, Amiably	He greeted us affably as we entered his office.
Affectedly	In a manner that is artificial or pretentious.	Pretentiously, Unnaturally, Insincerely	She spoke affectedly, trying to mimic the accent of the upper class.
Affectingly	In a way that evokes emotion or sympathy; poignantly.	Touchingly, Stirringly, Emotionally	The movie’s ending was so affectingly that many viewers were in tears.
Affectionately	In a loving or caring manner.	Lovingly, Tenderly, Fondly	She hugged her children affectionately before they left for school.
Affectively	In a way that affects or influences.	Impactfully, Influentially, Significantly	The speech was delivered affectively, swaying public opinion.
Affettuoso	In a tender and affectionate manner (especially in music).	Tenderly, Lovingly, Expressively	The pianist played the piece affettuoso, pouring his heart into each note.
Affirmatively	In a positive or confirming manner.	Positively, Assertively, Confidently	She nodded affirmatively when asked if she agreed with the decision.
Afflictively	In a manner that causes suffering or distress.	Painfully, Distressingly, Troublingly	The disease spread afflictively throughout the community, causing widespread panic.
Affluently	In a wealthy or prosperous manner.	Wealthily, Prosperously, Richly	They lived affluently in their sprawling mansion.
Afield	Far from home or one’s usual surroundings.	Away, Distantly, Abroad	They traveled afield to explore new cultures.
Afoot	In progress; happening or beginning to happen.	Underway, Progressing, Ongoing	Rumors were afoot about the company’s impending merger.
Afore	In front; ahead in place or time.	Before, Forward, Ahead	The storm clouds gathered afore, signaling the approaching tempest.
Aforehand	In advance; beforehand.	Beforehand, Previously, Early	He prepared the necessary documents aforehand to avoid any delays.
Aforetime	In former times; previously.	Formerly, Previously, Once	The ruins were once a thriving city aforetime.
Afresh	Again; anew; in a fresh or different manner.	Again, Newly, Freshly	They started afresh after the setback, determined to succeed.
Afront	In a confrontational or challenging manner.	Confrontationally, Boldly, Defiantly	He stood afront of his critics, ready to defend his actions.
After	Subsequently to the time when.	Following, Later, Subsequently	She arrived after the meeting had already started.
Afterward	At a later or subsequent time.	Subsequently, Later, Afterwards	They went for ice cream afterward to celebrate their victory.
Afterwards	At a later or subsequent time.	Subsequently, Later, Afterward	She regretted her decision afterwards, realizing the consequences.
Aftward	In a direction toward the rear or stern of a ship; backward.	Backward, Rearward, Back	The sailors looked aftward as the coastline disappeared from view.
Again	Once more; another time.	Anew, Once again, One more time	“Let’s try again,” she said, handing him the chess pieces.
Againward	Backward; in the direction of a previous position or state.	Backward, Rearward, Behind	She stepped againward into the memories of her childhood.
Agamically	In a manner related to marriage or sexual relations.	Matrimonially, Conjugal, Maritally	They approached the problem agamically, seeking compromise.
Agate	In a way that resembles or involves the semiprecious stone agate.	Striped, Banded, Streaked	The curtains were patterned agate, with swirls of blue and green.
Agedly	In a manner characteristic of old age; elderly.	Elderly, Senilely, Aged	He walked agedly with a cane, his steps slow and deliberate.
Aggravatingly	In a manner that provokes annoyance or exasperation.	Annoyingly, Irritatingly, Frustratingly	She tapped her foot aggravatingly, waiting for him to finish his story.
Aggregately	In a way that combines or gathers into a mass or whole.	Collectively, Together, Comprehensively	The data was analyzed aggregately to identify trends.
Agilely	In a nimble, quick, or skillful manner.	Nimbly, Quickly, Skilfully	He moved agilely through the obstacle course, avoiding each hurdle effortlessly.
Agitatedly	In a manner showing agitation or nervousness.	Nervously, Anxiously, Restlessly	She paced agitatedly as she waited for the test results.
Agley	Awry; amiss; wrong.	Awry, Amiss, Wrong	The project went agley when they realized they had underestimated the costs.
Agoing	In the process of going or moving forward.	Progressing, Moving forward, Proceeding	The construction project is agoing smoothly, with no delays so far.
Agonistically	In a manner related to or characterized by conflict or struggle.	Competitively, Struggingly, Contentiously	They debated agonistically, each trying to prove their point.
Agonizingly	In a manner causing extreme physical or mental pain or anguish.	Painfully, Torturously, Anguishingly	She waited agonizingly for the test results, fearing the worst.
Agood	In a satisfactory or adequate manner.	Well, Satisfactorily, Adequately	Everything turned out agood in the end, despite the challenges.
Agree	In a manner indicating consent or approval.	Consensually, Approvingly, Unanimously	They shook hands to agree on the terms of the contract.
Agreeably	In a pleasant or enjoyable manner.	Pleasantly, Enjoyably, Amiably	The weather was warm and agreeably sunny for their picnic.
Agreeingly	In a manner that expresses or indicates agreement.	Consensually, Approvingly, Conformably	She nodded agreeingly when asked if she understood the instructions.
Agrief	In a sorrowful or mournful manner.	Sorrowfully, Mournfully, Sadly	They spoke agrief of their lost loved ones during the memorial service.
Ahead	In or toward the future; in advance.	Forward, Beforehand, Preceding	She planned ahead for her retirement, saving diligently.
Aheap	In a pile or mass; accumulated.	Piled, Stacked, Accumulated	The books were stacked aheap on the desk, waiting to be sorted.
Aheight	At a great height; high above.	High, Aloft, Elevated	The eagle soared aheight in the clear blue sky.
Ahold	In one’s grasp or possession.	In hand, In possession, Holding	He held ahold of the rope tightly as he descended into the cave.
Ahorseback	On horseback; while riding a horse.	Riding, Mounted, Equestrian	They traveled ahorseback through the countryside, enjoying the scenery.
Ahull	With sails furled and helm lashed to leeward, making no headway.	Motionless, Stationary, Stopped	The ship drifted ahull in the calm sea, waiting for the wind to pick up.
Airily	In a light-hearted or casual manner.	Casually, Lightly, Nonchalantly	She waved her hand airily as if dismissing the idea.

Adverbs	Definition	Synonym	Example
Airwards	In the direction of the air or sky.	Skyward, Upward, Heavenward	The balloon drifted airwards as it ascended into the clouds.
Ajar	Slightly open; partially opened.	Partially, Partly, Halfway	The door was left ajar, allowing a cool breeze to enter the room.
Alacriously	In a cheerful, eager, or enthusiastic manner.	Cheerfully, Eagerly, Enthusiastically	She agreed alacriously to help organize the event.
Aland	On or onto the shore from the water.	Ashore, Onshore, Beachward	The sailors came aland after a long voyage at sea.
Alarmedly	In a manner showing fear or concern.	Fearfully, Concernedly, Anxiously	She looked alarmedly at the darkening sky.
Alate	Winged; having wings.	Winged, Flying, Aerial	The bird glided alate through the air effortlessly.
Alchemically	In a manner related to or resembling alchemy, the medieval forerunner of chemistry.	Mystically, Magically, Metaphorically	The potion bubbled alchemically in the cauldron.
Alday	Throughout the day; all day long.	All day, Entire day, Whole day	She had been working alday without a break.
Alee	On or toward the lee side; away from the wind.	Leeward, Downwind, Sheltered	The sailors sought refuge alee from the storm.
Alength	At or to full length; stretched out.	Fully, Completely, Entirely	He stretched alength after sitting for hours.
Alertly	In a vigilant, attentive, or aware manner.	Vigilantly, Attentively, Watchfully	The guard stood alertly at the entrance.
Algates	In any manner or way.	Anyhow, Anyway, Somehow	He managed to get the job done algates.
Alife	In a state of life; alive.	Living, Animated, Breathing	The forest was teeming with creatures alife.
Alimentally all	In a way related to nourishment or sustenance.	Nutritionally, Nourishingly, Sustainingly	They cooked alimentally rich meals for their guests.
All	Completely; entirely.	Completely, Totally, Wholly	The vase shattered, scattering fragments all over the floor.
Allenarly	Only; solely.	Solely, Only, Exclusively	He was allenarly responsible for the success of the project.
Almost	Nearly; not quite.	Nearly, Virtually, Practically	She had almost finished reading the book.
Almost never	Very rarely; hardly ever.	Rarely, Infrequently, Seldom	He almost never missed his morning jog.
Along	In a line parallel to; following the direction of.	Parallel, Following, Beside	The river flowed silently along the edge of the forest.
Already	By this or that time; previously.	Previously, Before, Earlier	She had already finished her homework when her friends arrived.
Also	In addition; too.	Additionally, Furthermore, Moreover	He wanted cake, and also ice cream.
Always	At all times; on all occasions.	Continuously, Forever, Perpetually	He always woke up early, regardless of the day.
Amazingly	In a surprising or astonishing manner.	Astonishingly, Surprisingly, Incredibly	She performed amazingly well in her first competition.
Amblingly	In a slow, leisurely manner.	Leisurely, Slowly, Lazily	The old man walked amblingly through the park.
Amorously	In a loving or romantic manner.	Lovingly, Romantically, Affectionately	They gazed amorously into each other’s eyes.
Amply	Sufficiently; abundantly.	Sufficiently, Plentifully, Abundantly	The chef seasoned the dish amply with herbs and spices.
Analogically	In a manner related to or resembling analogy, a comparison between two things.	Comparatively, Similarly, Metaphorically	She explained the concept analogically using everyday examples.
Analytically	In a manner related to or using analysis, the examination of something in detail.	Methodically, Systematically, Cautiously	He approached the problem analytically, breaking it down into smaller parts.
Anatomically	In a manner related to the structure of living organisms, especially their bodies.	Structurally, Physically, Biologically	The surgeon studied the patient’s condition anatomically before performing the operation.
Ancestorially	In a manner related to or inherited from ancestors or the past.	Ancestrally, Paternally, Lineally	The tradition was passed down ancestorially through generations.
Anciently	In ancient times; long ago.	Historically, Antiquely, Primitively	The ruins date back to a civilization anciently forgotten.
Anew	Once more; again.	Again, Afresh, Once again	They started their journey anew after the setback.
Angelically	In a manner resembling or characteristic of an angel, typically gentle and kind.	Serenely, Sweetly, Beatifically	She smiled angelically, bringing comfort to those around her.
Angrily	In a manner showing anger or irritation.	Irritably, Wrathfully, Fiercely	He shouted angrily at the driver who cut him off.
Angularly	With angles or corners; in an angular manner.	Corners, Edges, Corners	The sculpture was designed angularly, with sharp lines and angles.
Anights	During the night; at night.	Nightly, Nocturnally, During the night	The forest was eerie anights, with strange noises echoing in the darkness.
Animally	In a manner characteristic of animals; like an animal.	Beastly, Animalistically, Savage	He growled animally as he defended his territory.
Animatedly	In a lively or spirited manner.	Lively, Spiritedly, Energetically	They chatted animatedly about their weekend plans.
Anniversarily	In a manner related to or occurring on an anniversary, a date on which an event took place in a previous year.	Yearly, Celebratively, Commemoratively	They celebrated anniversarily, marking their years of marriage.
Annually	Once a year; every year.	Yearly, Yearlong, Once a year	They held a meeting annually to review company performance.
Annularry	In a ring-shaped manner; in the form of a ring or circle.	Circularly, Ring-like, Circularly	The trees were arranged annularly around the clearing.
Anxiously	In a manner showing worry or unease about future events.	Nervously, Uneasily, Worriedly	She waited anxiously for the test results to be announced.
Any	In any degree; at all.	Whatever, Whichever, Anyhow	She would do any job to support her family.
Anyhow	In any case; regardless of circumstances.	Anyway, Regardless, Nevertheless	Anyhow, they had to find a solution to the problem.
Anyway	In any case; nevertheless.	Nonetheless, Regardless, In any case	She decided to go to the party anyway, despite feeling tired.
Anywhere	In or to any place; wherever.	Everywhere, Anyplace, Wherever	They could go anywhere they wanted with their new car.
Apparently	As far as one knows or can see; seemingly.	Seemingly, Ostensibly, Evidently	Apparently, he had already left for the day.
Aptly	In a manner that is appropriate or suitable in the circumstances.	Appropriately, Suitably, Fittingly	She spoke aptly to the audience, addressing their concerns directly.
Arrogantly	In a proud, haughty, or disdainful manner.	Proudly, Haughtily, Conceitedly	He walked arrogantly into the room, as if he owned the place.
As a consequence	As a result of something; consequently.	Consequently, Accordingly, Therefore	He skipped his breakfast, and as a consequence, he felt weak later in the day.
As a result	Because of something; hence.	Consequently, Accordingly, Therefore	She studied hard, and as a result, she passed the exam with flying colors.
Astay	In a position of standing still or not moving.	Motionless, Stationary, Still	The ship remained astay in the calm waters of the harbor.
Astern	Behind or toward the rear of a ship or aircraft.	Behind, Aft, Rearward	The captain ordered the crew to turn the ship astern.
Astonishedly	In a manner showing great surprise or amazement.	Surprisedly, Amazedly, Shocked	She looked astonishedly at the unexpected gift.
Astonishingly	In a manner causing great surprise or amazement.	Surprisingly, Amazingly, Shockingly	The magician performed astonishingly, leaving the audience in awe.
Astoop	In a manner bent forward or downward.	Bent, Leaning, Inclined	He walked astoop under the low-hanging branches.

Adverbs	Definition	Synonym	Example
Astraddle	With one leg on each side; astride.	Astride, Straddling, Sitting	She sat astraddle the fence, watching the sunset.
Astride	With one leg on each side; astride.	Astraddle, Straddling, Sitting	The cowboy rode astride his horse as they galloped across the plains.
Astringently	In a harsh or severe manner.	Harshly, Severely, Sternly	The judge spoke astringently to the defendant, reprimanding their behavior.
Asunder	Apart; divided into pieces.	Apart, Separately, Divided	The earthquake tore the building asunder, leaving rubble in its wake.
Aswing	In a swinging or swaying motion.	Swinging, Swaying, Oscillating	The chandelier moved gently aswing in the breeze.
Aswoon	In a state of fainting or swooning.	Fainting, Swooning, Unconscious	She fell aswoon upon hearing the surprising news.
Aswooned	In a state of being deeply infatuated or overwhelmed with emotion.	Infatuatedly, Overwhelmed, Enchanted	The young girl gazed at her favorite pop star aswooned, lost in admiration.
Ataunt	In a challenging or defiant manner.	Defiantly, Provocatively, Challengingly	He stared ataunt at his opponent, ready for the confrontation.
Ataunto	At once; immediately.	Instantly, Immediately, Promptly	The firefighter sprang ataunto upon hearing the alarm.
Athwart	From side to side; across.	Across, Crosswise, Transversely	The fallen tree lay athwart the path, blocking their way.
Atilt	In a sloping or inclined position.	Sloping, Inclined, Tilted	The painting hung atilt on the wall, adding a sense of whimsy to the room.
A-tiptoe	On tiptoe; standing on the tips of the toes.	Tiptoe, Stealthily, Cautiously	She crept a-tiptoe past the sleeping guard.
Atmospherically	In a manner related to or characteristic of the atmosphere, especially in terms of mood or environment.	Environmentally, Moodily, Characteristically	The film was shot atmospherically, capturing the eerie mood of the haunted house.
Atomically	In a manner related to atoms, the basic units of matter.	Microscopically, Minutely, Infinitesimally	The substance was analyzed atomically to understand its chemical composition.
Atop	On top of; at the highest point of.	Above, Over, Upon	The flag waved proudly atop the mountain peak.
Atrip	In a state of readiness for sailing.	Prepared, Ready, Set	The ship was atrip, its sails billowing in the wind.
Attemperly	In a manner related to or showing moderation or restraint.	Moderately, Temperately, Tolerantly	He responded attemperly to the criticism, considering each point thoughtfully.
Attently	In a manner showing attentiveness or concentration.	Concentratedly, Focusedly, Intently	She listened attently to the lecture, taking notes diligently.
Attonce	At once; immediately.	Instantly, Immediately, Promptly	The bell rang, and attonce the students stood up to leave.
Attone	In a manner showing reconciliation or making amends.	Reconcilingly, Apologetically, Peacefully	He offered his hand attone, seeking to mend their broken relationship.
Attributively	In a manner relating to or involving attribution, the act of attributing or assigning a quality or feature to someone.	Relatively, Causally, Descriptively	The adverb is used attributively in this sentence.
Atwain	In two; into two parts.	Into two, Apart, Into halves	The tree split atwain when struck by lightning.
Atwixt	Between; in an intermediate position.	Between, Amid, In the middle	She stood atwixt the two friends, trying to reconcile their differences.
Atwo	In two parts or halves.	In halves, In two, Divided	The team split atwo over the issue, with half in favor and half against.
Audaciously	In a bold or daring manner.	Boldly, Daringly, Fearlessly	She audaciously confronted the bully, standing up for her friend.
Audibly	In a manner that can be heard.	Clearly, Loudly, Clearly audible	His footsteps were audibly approaching from down the hall.
Aught	At all; in any degree.	Anything, Everything, Something	He didn’t know aught about fixing cars.
Augustly	In a majestic or noble manner; with reverence or dignity.	Majestically, Nobly, Reverently	The king spoke augustly to his people, inspiring loyalty and respect.
Auricularly	Relating to the sense of hearing or the ears.	Ears, Aurally, Aurally	The music was transmitted auricularly through headphones.
Austerely	In a severe or strict manner.	Severely, Strictly, Sternly	The teacher austerely enforced the classroom rules.
Authentically	In a manner that is genuine, true, or reliable.	Genuinely, Truly, Reliably	The artist’s work was praised for being authentically representative of her culture.
Authenticly	In a manner that is genuine, true, or reliable.	Genuinely, Truly, Reliably	The document was authenticly signed by the president.
Autogenously	In a self-generated or self-produced manner.	Self-generating, Self-producing, Autonomously	The company relied on autogenously generated revenue to fund its projects.
Automatically	In a manner that operates independently of outside influence or control.	Mechanically, Spontaneously, Reflexively	The door automatically opened as they approached.
Autoptically	Through direct observation or firsthand experience.	Directly, Personally, Firsthand	He understood the concept autoptically after witnessing it firsthand.
Auxiliarly	In a manner that provides assistance or support.	Supportively, Assistively, Helpfully	The volunteers worked auxiliarly to aid the victims of the natural disaster.
Avaiably	In a manner that is available or accessible.	Accessibly, Reachably, Readily	The information is avaiably online for anyone to access.
Aversely	In a manner showing reluctance or opposition.	Reluctantly, Oppositely, Disinclinedly	He spoke aversely about the proposed changes to the policy.
Avisely	In a manner showing wisdom or good judgment.	Wisely, Prudently, Judiciously	She avisely invested her money in low-risk stocks.
Avidiously	In a manner showing eagerness or enthusiasm.	Eagerly, Enthusiastically, Zealously	The fans waited avidiously for the release of the new album.
Avie	By means of; through.	Through, By means of, Via	They communicated avie email.
Away	At a distance; to or from a distance.	Far, Absent, Distant	He gazed away into the horizon, lost in thought.
Aweigh	Raised or lifted, especially with reference to an anchor.	Lifted, Raised, Up	The anchor was aweigh, and the ship set sail.
Awful	Extremely; very.	Extremely, Very, Terribly	The weather was awful, with heavy rain and strong winds.
Awfully	Extremely; very.	Extremely, Very, Terribly	She felt awfully tired after the long day at work.
Awhile	For a short time; temporarily.	Temporarily, Briefly, Shortly	He sat down to rest awhile before continuing his journey.
Awing	In an overwhelming or astonishing manner.	Overwhelmingly, Astonishingly, Amazingly	The beauty of the landscape left them awing in admiration.
Awkly	Awkwardly; clumsily.	Clumsily, Ungainly, Inelegantly	He awkly maneuvered through the crowded room.
Awkward	In a manner lacking grace or ease; causing discomfort or embarrassment.	Gracelessly, Uncomfortably, Embarrassingly	He awkwardly stumbled over his words during the presentation.
Awkwardly	In a manner lacking grace or ease; causing discomfort or embarrassment.	Gracelessly, Uncomfortably, Embarrassingly	She stood awkwardly in the corner, unsure of what to do next.
Axially	Along or parallel to an axis, especially a central or main axis.	Centrally, Centrally, Mainly	The design was symmetrical, with lines running axially through the center.
Axiomatically	In a manner that is accepted as true without needing proof or justification.	Fundamentally, Self-evidently, Undeniably	The principle was accepted axiomatically by all members of the scientific community.
Ay	Always; ever.	Always, Ever, Forever	She promised to love him ay.
Aye	Yes; certainly.	Yes, Certainly, Indeed	“Will you go with me?” “Aye, I will.”
Ayein	Again; anew.	Again, Afresh, Once again	They vowed to start ayein, despite their previous failures.
Ayeins	Sometimes; at times.	Sometimes, Occasionally, At times	He would visit his old neighborhood ayeins, reminiscing about the past.
Ayen	Again; anew.	Again, Afresh, Once again	They would have to start ayen from the beginning.
Ayenward	Towards the future; in a forward direction.	Forward, Ahead, Onward	They looked ayenward, ready to face whatever challenges lay ahead.
Ayond	Beyond; further away.	Beyond, Further, Distant	The mountains lay ayond the horizon, shrouded in mist.
Ayont	Beyond; further away.	Beyond, Further, Distant	The fields stretched ayont the riverbank, disappearing into the distance.