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Adverbs of Manner Related to Humans - Adverbs of Violence and Ill Intent

These adverbs indicate presence of aggression or ill intent in someone's behaviors or actions, such as "violently", "savagely", "wickedly", etc.

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Categorized Adverbs of Manner Referring to Humans
aggressively

in a way that is threatening or violent

[Adverb]
violently

in a forceful manner that is intended to cause harm

[Adverb]
ferociously

in an aggressive or uncontrollably intense manner

[Adverb]
brutally

in a cruel or extremely severe manner

[Adverb]
savagely

in a manner characterized by extreme violence or cruelty

[Adverb]
harshly

in a severe or rough manner

[Adverb]
viciously

in a manner that involves cruelty or aggression

[Adverb]
ruthlessly

in a manner that lacks compassion or mercy

[Adverb]
mercilessly

in a way that lacks compassion or kindness

[Adverb]
cruelly

in a manner that causes suffering or harm to others without regard for their well-being or feelings

[Adverb]
evilly

in a manner that is morally wrong or very unpleasant

[Adverb]
wickedly

in a manner that is morally wrong or characterized by evil intentions

[Adverb]
criminally

in an immoral, dishonorable, or dishonest manner

[Adverb]
maliciously

in a manner characterized by a desire to cause harm or distress

[Adverb]
spitefully

in a manner that expresses a desire to harm or annoy others

[Adverb]
devilishly

in a cunning or wicked manner

[Adverb]
fraudulently

in a manner that involves deception with the intention to gain an unfair or dishonest advantage

[Adverb]
deceptively

in a manner that misleads or gives a false impression

[Adverb]
fiercely

in a strong, intense, or passionate manner

[Adverb]
sadistically

in a manner that derives pleasure or satisfaction from causing suffering, humiliation, or pain to others

[Adverb]
depravedly

in a very morally wrong manner

[Adverb]
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