| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | abruptly | Suddenly and unexpectedly |
| 2. | accordingly | In a way appropriate to circumstances |
| 3. | admittedly | As is acknowledged to be true |
| 4. | allegedly | According to an unproven claim |
| 5. | analytically | By examining parts and relationships |
| 6. | apparently | As far as appearances suggest |
| 7. | approximately | Nearly but not exactly |
| 8. | arguably | As can reasonably be maintained |
| 9. | astutely | With sharp insight and judgment |
| 10. | broadly | In general or wide terms |
| 11. | cautiously | With care to avoid danger |
| 12. | chiefly | Mainly or primarily |
| 13. | coherently | Logically and clearly |
| 14. | comparatively | In relation to something similar |
| 15. | comprehensively | Thoroughly and inclusively |
| 16. | conceivably | In a way that is imaginable |
| 17. | consequently | As a result |
| 18. | consistently | In a steady and reliable manner |
| 19. | conversely | In an opposite or reversed way |
| 20. | convincingly | In a believable, persuasive way |
| 21. | deliberately | Intentionally and with careful thought |
| 22. | diligently | With persistent, careful effort |
| 23. | diplomatically | Tactfully in sensitive situations |
| 24. | discreetly | Carefully and without attracting attention |
| 25. | disproportionately | To an excessive or unequal degree |
| 26. | drastically | Severely or dramatically |
| 27. | economically | In financial or resource-saving terms |
| 28. | effectively | Successfully or in practical terms |
| 29. | eloquently | Fluently and persuasively |
| 30. | emphatically | With strong emphasis |
| 31. | empirically | Through observation or experiment |
| 32. | ethically | According to moral principles |
| 33. | eventually | In the end |
| 34. | evidently | As the evidence clearly suggests |
| 35. | explicitly | Clearly and directly |
| 36. | figuratively | In a symbolic, nonliteral way |
| 37. | financially | In relation to money |
| 38. | formerly | In the past |
| 39. | frequently | Often or repeatedly |
| 40. | fundamentally | At the most basic level |
| 41. | generally | Usually or in most cases |
| 42. | gradually | Slowly over time |
| 43. | hypothetically | By considering an imagined situation |
| 44. | implicitly | Indirectly, without being openly stated |
| 45. | inadvertently | Without intention or awareness |
| 46. | independently | Without outside control or assistance |
| 47. | individually | Separately, one by one |
| 48. | inherently | As an essential natural quality |
| 49. | intermittently | At irregular intervals |
| 50. | internationally | Across or among nations |
| 51. | intuitively | Through instinctive understanding |
| 52. | invariably | Always or almost always |
| 53. | judiciously | With wise and careful judgment |
| 54. | legally | According to the law |
| 55. | literally | According to the exact meaning |
| 56. | locally | Within a nearby area |
| 57. | logically | According to sound reasoning |
| 58. | marginally | To a slight degree |
| 59. | merely | Only and nothing more |
| 60. | meticulously | With extreme care and precision |
| 61. | mutually | In a shared or reciprocal way |
| 62. | nevertheless | Despite what was just stated |
| 63. | notably | In a particularly noteworthy way |
| 64. | objectively | Without personal bias |
| 65. | ostensibly | Apparently, though perhaps not actually |
| 66. | partially | Only in part |
| 67. | periodically | At recurring intervals |
| 68. | plausibly | In a seemingly reasonable way |
| 69. | politically | In relation to government or power |
| 70. | pragmatically | In a practical, realistic way |
| 71. | predominantly | Mainly or for the most part |
| 72. | presumably | As may reasonably be supposed |
| 73. | previously | At an earlier time |
| 74. | promptly | Without delay |
| 75. | relatively | In comparison with something else |
| 76. | reluctantly | With hesitation or unwillingness |
| 77. | remarkably | To an unusually notable degree |
| 78. | reportedly | According to available reports |
| 79. | resolutely | With firm determination |
| 80. | retrospectively | With consideration of the past |
| 81. | rigorously | With strictness and thoroughness |
| 82. | routinely | As a regular practice |
| 83. | seldom | Not often |
| 84. | specifically | Precisely and particularly |
| 85. | strategically | With long-term goals in mind |
| 86. | subjectively | According to personal feelings or opinions |
| 87. | subsequently | At a later time |
| 88. | substantially | To a considerable degree |
| 89. | succinctly | Clearly and in few words |
| 90. | systematically | Using an organized method |
| 91. | temporarily | For a limited time |
| 92. | tentatively | With uncertainty or hesitation |
| 93. | theoretically | According to theory rather than practice |
| 94. | ultimately | Finally or at the deepest level |
| 95. | unconsciously | Without deliberate awareness |
| 96. | undoubtedly | Without any doubt |
| 97. | unequivocally | Clearly and without ambiguity |
| 98. | universally | In every case or place |
| 99. | vaguely | Without clarity or precision |
| 100. | voluntarily | By free choice |
