Most Common English "Adverbs" (part 12)

in a way that is allowed by the law or in accordance with legal rules

directly below something, particularly when concealed by the thing on top

toward or to the north

used to emphasize that what follows is the concluding point

in a manner that is incorrect or mistaken

in a way that happens every day or once a day

in a way than happens once every month

after every seven days

in a way that is acceptable or satisfactory

to a small or noticeable amount, used to emphasize a negative or interrogative statement

in a way that produces a lot of noise or sound

used to show that someone sincerely feels or believes something

used to say that one thing is a result of another

in a manner that occurs multiple times

used to convey that the information presented is based on what others have said

used to convey that a statement can be supported with reasons or evidence

in a way that is related to politics

by chance and without a specific pattern, order, or purpose

in a way that is related to money or its management

in or traveling to a different country

in equal amounts or quantities

in a manner that is unsatisfactory or improper

used to express a situation or condition that is most desirable

to an almost complete degree

in a soft or delicate way, applying minimal weight or pressure