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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in a way that is allowed by the law or in accordance with legal rules
in a way that breaks or goes against the law
in a way that is permitted by legal rules or authority
in a way that opposes the law
in a way that involves creating or approving laws by an official lawmaking group
in a manner relating to courts, judges, or the administration of justice
in a way that can be shown to be right or reasonable
in a way that is justifiable, reasonable, or supported by good reasons
without any intention of breaking the law or causing trouble
in a way that reaches a minimum or tolerable level
in a way that does not meet the required standard or level of approval
in a way that is supported by sound reasoning or evidence
in a way that follows accepted rules of behavior or standards of goodness
in a manner that is morally right or good
in a way that someone has a valid claim to something
in a manner that is earned through one's actions or qualities
in accordance with ethical standards or virtue
in a way that treats everyone justly and without favoritism
in an honest and morally correct way
in a manner that is unjust or unfair
in a way that lacks justice or equality
in an unfair or immoral manner
in a way that lacks sincerity or genuine feeling
in a way that lacks honesty, fairness, or integrity
in a manner that is disgraceful or morally wrong
in a manner that goes against what is usual, expected, or appropriate
without any valid cause, justification, or necessity
