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1 Out of the 2265 most frequently used words, 252 were identified as adverbs. However, 154 words were primarily used as adverbs, while the remaining 98 words were different types but could be used as an adverb. For example, the word "by" is a preposition, such as, "He drove by the restaurant." However, it can also be an adverb, "The restaurant is close by." Because of the multiple meaning of words, the ordering of words were conducted by 1) taking the frequency of only adverb types, then 2) taking the frequency of (adverbs + other type), then finally 3) taking the frequency of (other type + adverbs). There can be typos or errors. If you find anything that is incorrect, please info@knowledgeicon.com. We will do our best to correct everything. Sr. Word Type 1 not (adverb) 2 also (adverb) 3 very (adverb) 4 often (adverb) 5 then (adverb) 6 however (adverb) 7 too (adverb) 8 usually (adverb) 9 early (adverb) 10 never (adverb) 11 always (adverb) 12 sometimes (adverb) 13 together (adverb) 14 likely (adverb) 15 simply (adverb) 16 generally (adverb) 17 instead (adverb) 1
2 18 actually (adverb) 19 again (adverb) 20 rather (adverb) 21 almost (adverb) 22 especially (adverb) 23 ever (adverb) 24 quickly (adverb) 25 probably (adverb) 26 already (adverb) 27 below (adverb) 28 directly (adverb) 29 therefore (adverb) 30 else (adverb) 31 thus (adverb) 32 easily (adverb) 33 eventually (adverb) 34 exactly (adverb) 35 certainly (adverb) 36 normally (adverb) 37 currently (adverb) 38 extremely (adverb) 39 finally (adverb) 40 constantly (adverb) 41 properly (adverb) 42 soon (adverb) 43 specifically (adverb) 44 ahead (adverb) 45 daily (adverb) 46 highly (adverb) 47 immediately (adverb) 48 relatively (adverb) 49 slowly (adverb) 50 fairly (adverb) 51 primarily (adverb) 2
3 52 completely (adverb) 53 ultimately (adverb) 54 widely (adverb) 55 recently (adverb) 56 seriously (adverb) 57 frequently (adverb) 58 fully (adverb) 59 mostly (adverb) 60 naturally (adverb) 61 nearly (adverb) 62 occasionally (adverb) 63 carefully (adverb) 64 clearly (adverb) 65 essentially (adverb) 66 possibly (adverb) 67 slightly (adverb) 68 somewhat (adverb) 69 equally (adverb) 70 greatly (adverb) 71 necessarily (adverb) 72 personally (adverb) 73 rarely (adverb) 74 regularly (adverb) 75 similarly (adverb) 76 basically (adverb) 77 closely (adverb) 78 effectively (adverb) 79 initially (adverb) 80 literally (adverb) 81 mainly (adverb) 82 merely (adverb) 83 gently (adverb) 84 hopefully (adverb) 85 originally (adverb) 3
4 86 roughly (adverb) 87 significantly (adverb) 88 totally (adverb) 89 twice (adverb) 90 elsewhere (adverb) 91 everywhere (adverb) 92 perfectly (adverb) 93 physically (adverb) 94 suddenly (adverb) 95 truly (adverb) 96 virtually (adverb) 97 altogether (adverb) 98 anyway (adverb) 99 automatically (adverb) 100 deeply (adverb) 101 definitely (adverb) 102 deliberately (adverb) 103 hardly (adverb) 104 readily (adverb) 105 terribly (adverb) 106 unfortunately (adverb) 107 forth (adverb) 108 briefly (adverb) 109 moreover (adverb) 110 strongly (adverb) 111 honestly (adverb) 112 previously (adverb) 113 as (adverb, conjunction, pronoun) 114 there (adverb, pronoun, noun) 115 when (adverb, conjunction) 116 how (adverb, conjunction) 117 so (adverb, conjunction, pronoun) 118 up (adverb, preposition, adjective) 119 out (adverb, preposition, adjective) 4
5 120 no (adverb, adjective, noun) 121 only (adverb, adjective, conjunction) 122 well (adverb, verb, noun) 123 first (adverb, adjective) 124 where (adverb, pronoun) 125 why (adverb, conjunction, noun) 126 now (adverb, conjunction, adjective) 127 around (adverb, preposition) 128 once (adverb, conjunction) 129 down (adverb, preposition, adjective) 130 off (adverb, preposition, adjective) 131 here (adverb, interjection) 132 tonight (adverb, noun) 133 away (adverb, adjective) 134 today (adverb, noun) 135 far (adverb, adjective) 136 quite (adverb, interjection) 137 later (adverb, interjection) 138 above (adverb, preposition, adjective) 139 yet (adverb, conjunction) 140 maybe (adverb, noun) 141 otherwise (adverb, adjective) 142 near (adverb, preposition, adjective) 143 forward (adverb, adjective, noun) 144 somewhere (adverb, noun) 145 anywhere (adverb, noun) 146 please (adverb, verb, idiom) 147 forever (adverb, noun, idiom) 148 somehow (adverb, idiom) 149 absolutely (adverb, interjection) 150 abroad (adverb, noun) 151 yeah (adverb, interjection) 152 nowhere (adverb, pronoun, adjective) 153 tomorrow (adverb, noun) 5
6 154 yesterday (adverb, noun) 155 the (definite article, adverb) 156 to (preposition, adverb) 157 in (preposition, adverb) 158 on (preposition, adverb, adjective) 159 by (preposition, adverb) 160 more (adjective, adverb) 161 about (preposition, adverb, adjective) 162 such (adjective, adverb) 163 through (preposition, adverb, adjective) 164 new (adjective, adverb) 165 just (adjective, adverb) 166 any (adjective, adverb) 167 each (adjective, adverb) 168 much (adjective, adverb) 169 before (preposition, adverb, conjunction) 170 between (preposition, adverb) 171 free (adjective, adverb, verb) 172 right (adjective, adverb, noun) 173 best (adjective, adverb, noun) 174 since (preposition, adverb, conjunction) 175 both (adjective, adverb) 176 sure (adjective, adverb) 177 without (preposition, adverb, conjunction) 178 back (noun, adverb, verb) 179 better (adjective, adverb, noun) 180 enough (adjective, adverb, interjection) 181 lot (pronoun, adverb, noun) 182 small (adjective, adverb) 183 though (conjunction, adverb) 184 less (adjective, adverb, preposition) 185 little (adjective, adverb) 186 under (preposition, adverb, adjective) 187 next (adjective, adverb, noun) 6
7 188 hard (adjective, adverb) 189 real (adjective, adverb, noun) 190 left (adjective, adverb) 191 least (adjective, adverb) 192 short (adjective, adverb, noun) 193 last (adjective, adverb, noun) 194 within (preposition, adverb) 195 along (preposition, adverb) 196 lower (adjective, adverb) 197 TRUE (adjective, adverb, verb) 198 bad (noun, adverb, adjective) 199 across (preposition, adverb, adjective) 200 clear (adjective, adverb, verb) 201 easy (adjective, adverb, interjection) 202 full (adjective, adverb, noun) 203 close (adjective, adverb, verb) 204 late (adjective, adverb, noun) 205 proper (adjective, adverb, noun) 206 fast (adjective, adverb, verb) 207 wide (adjective, adverb) 208 item (noun, adverb) 209 wrong (adjective, adverb, noun) 210 ago (adjective, adverb) 211 behind (preposition, adverb, adjective) 212 quick (adjective, adverb, noun) 213 straight (adjective, adverb, noun) 214 direct (adjective, adverb, verb) 215 extra (adjective, adverb, noun) 216 morning (noun, adverb) 217 pretty (adjective, adverb, noun) 218 overall (adjective, adverb, noun) 219 alone (adjective, adverb) 220 bright (adjective, adverb, noun) 221 flat (adjective, adverb, noun) 7
8 222 whatever (pronoun, adverb, interjection) 223 slow (adjective, adverb, verb) 224 clean (adjective, adverb, verb) 225 fresh (adjective, adverb) 226 whenever (conjunction, adverb) 227 cheap (adjective, adverb) 228 thin (adjective, adverb, verb) 229 cool (adjective, adverb, noun) 230 fair (adjective, adverb, noun) 231 fine (adjective, adverb, verb) 232 smooth (adjective, adverb, verb) 233 FALSE (adjective, adverb, idiom) 234 thick (adjective, adverb, noun) 235 collect (verb, adverb, noun) 236 nearby (adjective, adverb) 237 wild (adjective, adverb, noun) 238 apart (adjective, adverb) 239 none (pronoun, adverb, adjective) 240 strange (adjective, adverb) 241 tourist (noun, adverb) 242 aside (noun, adverb) 243 loud (adjective, adverb) 244 super (adjective, adverb, noun) 245 tight (adjective, adverb) 246 gross (adjective, adverb, verb) 247 ill (adjective, adverb, noun) 248 downtown (adjective, adverb, noun) 249 honest (adjective, adverb) 250 ok (adjective, adverb, noun) 251 pray (verb, adverb) 252 weekly (adjective, adverb, noun) 8
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