Here are some adverbs that start with the letter “A,” along with their meanings and example sentences:
- . Abruptly – suddenly and unexpectedly.
- She stopped abruptly in the middle of the street
- Absentmindedly – in a way that shows a lack of concentration or attention.
- He accidentally spilled coffee on his shirt.
- Accordingly – in a way that is appropriate to the particular circumstances.
- The budget was adjusted accordingly.
- Accurately – in a way that is correct in all details.
- She accurately predicted the election results.
- Actively – in a way that involves action or participation.
- He actively participated in the discussion.
- Actually – as a matter of fact; in reality.
- She actually finished the marathon in under four hours.
- Admirably – in a way that arouses or deserves respect and approval.
- He admirably handled the situation.
- Admittedly – as acknowledged.
- Admittedly, the task was more difficult than we expected.
- Affectionately – in a way that shows fondness or tenderness.
- She affectionately kissed her child goodnight.
- Aggressively – in a manner ready or likely to attack or confront.
- The company aggressively expanded its market share.
- Agreeably – in a pleasant or pleasing manner.
- The room was agreeably warm.
- Alarmingly – in a way that causes worry or fear.
- The crime rate has increased alarmingly.
- Allegedly – according to what is claimed but not yet proven.
- He was allegedly involved in the scandal.
- Almost – not quite; very nearly.
- She almost missed the train.
- Amazingly – in a way that causes great surprise or wonder.
- The magician performed amazingly.
- Amicably – in a friendly and peaceable manner.
- The two parties resolved their differences amicably.
- Amusingly – in a way that causes laughter or provides entertainment.
- The story was amusingly told.
- Angrily – in a manner showing anger or strong resentment.
- He reacted angrily to the accusation.
- Anxiously – in a manner showing worry or concern.
- She waited anxiously for the test results.
- Appallingly – in a way that is shocking and horrifying.
- The conditions were appallingly bad.
- Apparently – as far as one knows or can see.
- Apparently, the meeting has been postponed.
- Arbitrarily – based on random choice or personal whim.
- The rules were applied arbitrarily.
- Ardently – very enthusiastically or passionately.
- She ardently supports the local team.
- Argumentatively – in a manner inclined to argue or dispute.
- He spoke argumentatively, challenging every point.
- Artfully – in a manner that is skillful or clever.
- The plot was artfully constructed.
- Articulately – in a clear and effective manner.
- She articulately expressed her views.
- Astonishingly – in a way that is surprising or impressive.
- The artwork was astonishingly detailed.
- Astutely – in a manner showing sharpness and cleverness.
- He astutely navigated the political landscape.
- Attentively – with careful attention.
- The audience listened attentively.
- Attractively – in a way that is pleasing to the eye or mind.
- The house was attractively decorated.
- Audibly – in a way that can be heard.
- She sighed audibly.
- Authentically – in a way that is genuine and real.
- The dish was authentically prepared.
- Automatically – by itself with little or no direct human control.
- The doors opened automatically.
- Avidly – with great interest or enthusiasm.
- He avidly read every book he could find.
- Awkwardly – in a clumsy or uncomfortable manner.
- She awkwardly stumbled over her words.
- Away – to or at a distance from a particular place or person.
- The dog ran away from the yard.
- Awe-inspiringly – in a manner that causes awe or amazement.
- The mountains stood awe-inspiringly against the horizon.
- Awfully – very; extremely.
- It was awfully kind of you to help.
- Axiologically – in a manner relating to the study of values and value judgments.
- The philosopher spoke axiologically about ethics.
- Aye – always; ever.
- Aye, the sea has always been unpredictable.
- Absent – in the absence of something.
- Absent any other options, we must proceed with caution.
- Aloud – in a voice loud enough to be heard.
- She read the letter aloud.
- Apart – to or on one side; at a distance from the main body.
- They live apart but remain close friends.
- Apace – swiftly; quickly.
- The project is moving apace.
- Afresh – in a new or different way.
- He started afresh after moving to a new city.
- Askew – not in a straight or level position.
- The picture hung askew on the wall.
- Afield – to or at a distance.
- They traveled afield in search of adventure.
