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Adverbs of Manner Related to Humans - Adverbs of Legality and Morality

These adverbs describe how much an action conforms to principles of law or morality, such as "legally", "innocently", "ethically", etc.

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Categorized Adverbs of Manner Referring to Humans
legally

in a manner that is required or allowed by the law

[Adverb]
illegally

in a way that is against the law

[Adverb]
lawfully

in a way that is in accordance with the law

[Adverb]
unlawfully

in a way that opposes the law

[Adverb]
legislatively

in a manner that relates to the process or activities concerned with law, or the making of laws

[Adverb]
judicially

in a manner conforming to the legal system or the administration of justice

[Adverb]
justifiably

in a way that is reasonable, fair, or morally right

[Adverb]
legitimately

in a way that can be justified with reason or logic

[Adverb]
innocently

without any intention of breaking the law or causing trouble

[Adverb]
acceptably

in a manner that is satisfactory or good enough

[Adverb]
unacceptably

in a way that does not meet the required standard or level of approval

[Adverb]
validly

in a way that is legally or logically acceptable

[Adverb]
morally

in a manner that is based on principles of right and wrong in a specific community or society

[Adverb]
ethically

in a manner consistent with what is considered right or good

[Adverb]
rightfully

with justice, law, or moral principles

[Adverb]
deservedly

in a manner that is justified or appropriate

[Adverb]
righteously

in a manner that is in accordance with what is considered fair or good

[Adverb]
equitably

in a manner that ensures everyone is treated fairly and according to their needs

[Adverb]
uprightly

in a manner that is characterized by honesty and morality

[Adverb]
wrongfully

in a manner characterized by injustice and unlawfulness

[Adverb]
unfairly

in a way that lacks justice or equality

[Adverb]
unjustly

in an unfair or immoral manner

[Adverb]
falsely

in a way that is characterized by misinformation or the absence of truth

[Adverb]
dishonorably

in a manner inconsistent with principles of honesty or moral standards

[Adverb]
shamefully

in a manner characterized by a sense of disgrace or dishonor

[Adverb]
perversely

in a manner that goes against what is expected or desired, often intentionally or stubbornly deviating from established rules

[Adverb]
gratuitously

without reason, justification, or payment

[Adverb]
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