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Adverbs of Manner Related to Humans - Adverbs of Seriousness and Humor

These adverbs indicate whether something is said or done seriously or humorously. They include adverbs like "sternly", "solemnly", "jokingly", etc.

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Categorized Adverbs of Manner Referring to Humans
funnily

in a humorous or amusing manner

[Adverb]
humorously

in a funny or amusing way

[Adverb]
flippantly

with a lack of seriousness or respect

[Adverb]
absurdly

in a manner that is extremely illogical or ridiculous

[Adverb]
ridiculously

in an extremely unreasonable or laughable manner

[Adverb]
ironically

in a way that means the opposite or as a joke, often to be funny or emphasize an unexpected outcome

[Adverb]
hilariously

in an extremely funny or amusing manner

[Adverb]
comically

in a funny or amusing way, often with the intention of making people laugh

[Adverb]
ludicrously

in a manner that is extremely ridiculous or laughably unreasonable

[Adverb]
laughably

in a way that is so ridiculous that it makes one laugh

[Adverb]
facetiously

in a playful or joking manner

[Adverb]
jokingly

in a playful or humorous manner

[Adverb]
cartoonishly

in an exaggerated, humorous, and often unrealistic style

[Adverb]
seriously

without any humor or playfulness

[Adverb]
sternly

in a firm or serious manner

[Adverb]
solemnly

in a serious manner, often with a sense of deep sincerity

[Adverb]
soberly

in a serious and calm manner

[Adverb]
earnestly

in a way that it shows a genuine and serious dedication to the task at hand

[Adverb]
grimly

in a manner that is severe, serious, and often suggests a feeling of worry

[Adverb]
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