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definitely

It's definitely better.

It's definitely lighter.

That's definitely fake.

 

carefully

I read through the instructions very carefully many times.

I carefully asked him how old he was.

I carefully asked her if she was married.

 

thoroughly

do a thorough job

Wow they did a real thorough job.

He thoroughly went over every single detail during the meeting.

During the meeting, the boss went through every single detail.

 

noticeably

This is noticeably thinner and lighter than the last version.

Her condition got noticeably better over time.

 

My sister was in a car accident a few days ago.

It's nothing serious. No one got hurt.

But she's undertandably still quite shaken up by it.

 

She was arguably one of the best singers in the 1980's.

Parallel paring is arguably the hardest driving skill to master.

 

We're patiently / anxiously / eagerly wating for some good news.

 

definitely

1. It's definitely worse.

2. It's definitely heavier.

3. That's definitely true.

4. I think we can definitely go this time.

5. I would've definetly liked to have some options with source.

6. It could definitely been served with a bowl instead of a plate.

 

carefully

1. He read through the instrunctions about his car very carefully many times.

2. She carefully asked me how old I was.

3. He carefully prepared the presentation he was going to show

4. They should read this instruction very carefully.

5. People who read carefully read the warning can survied.

6. We had carefully our hair dry because if not, we could have snow on our sholders.

 

thoroughly

1. Wow He did a real thorough job.

2. Give him big applause for doing a real thorough job.

3. She thoroughly went over every single detail during the meeting.

4. During the meeting, he went through every single line very thoroughly.

5. we expect she is going to do a real thorough job.

6. I read thoughly the instructions as my cat is lying around all the day.

 

noticeably

1. This is going to be noticeably thinner and lighter than the last version.

2. Our relation ship is noticeably better than the last.

3. His condition got noticeably better over time.

4. The weather got noticeably better over time.

5. Almost all the things that was damaged by the heavy rain got noticeably better over time.

6. This is noticeably more silient than the last thing.

 

understandably

1. They was in a car accident a few days ago. It's nothing serious. No one got hurt.

But someone of them are understandably still quite shaken up by it.

2. Some accident come up a few months ago. No one got hurt.

But someone have only lived for a few months, so they are understandably still quite shaked up by it.

3. Sometimes, a false fire alarm rang in the middle of night. I am now quite accustomed it.

But at a first few times I am understandably quite shaked up by it.

4. I got a new car a few days ago. It's noticeably bigger than the last one.

I have only drived for 6 months, so I understandably am little hard to park it.

5. She had no experience about this job. So, she understandably missed a little detail.

6. They are going to be understandably shaken up by this roller coaster.

 

arguably

1. They are arguably one of the best football players in this time.

2. Parallel parking was arguably the hardest driving skill to master before an auto paking came out.

3. A caffe is not arguably good place to study.

4. Listening a classic music is arguably good for a baby.

5. A coffee is arguably good for health.

6. The wine is arguably one of the best among the same level line up.

 

patiently / anxiously / eargerly

1. I am eargerly wating for being promoted this year.

2. She is patiently wating for her hersband.

3. They are going to be anxiously ready for the news.

4. We got anxiously our car fixed.

5. He was patiently wating for the enemy even though there were many noisy arguments

6. We eagerly wanted the team could participate in the world cup.

 

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