AbstractPhil/geometric-vocab-256d huggingface dataset:
reversibly: in a reversible manner reversibly convertible
royally: in a royal manner they were royally treated
scenically: with respect to stage scenery scenically stunning
scholastically: with respect to scholastic activities scholastically apt
serially: in a serial manner serially composed music
socially: by or with respect to society socially accepted norms
socially: in a social manner socially unpopular
symbolically: by means of symbols symbolically expressed
technically: with regard to technical skill and the technology available a technically brilliant solution
technically: with regard to technique technically lagging behind the Japanese a technically brilliant boxer
technically: according to the exact meaning; according to the facts technically, a bank's reserves belong to the stockholders technically, the term is no longer used by experts
temporally: with regard to temporal order temporally processed
terminally: at the end terminally ill
terrestrially: to a land environment terrestrially adapted
territorially: with respect to territory territorially important
thematically: with regard to thematic content thematically related
typically: in a typical manner Tom was typically hostile
atypically: in a manner that is not typical she was atypically quiet
verbally: by means of language verbally expressive
verbally: as a verb he had a habit of using nouns verbally
vocally: in a vocal manner she defended herself vocally
nonverbally: without words they communicated nonverbally
globally: throughout the world this is globally significant
electrically: by electricity electrically controlled
chemically: with respect to chemistry chemically different substances chemically related
chemically: with chemicals chemically fertilized
legislatively: by legislation legislatively determined
bilingually: in a bilingual manner she grew up bilingually
linearly: in a linear manner linearly polarized radiation it grew linearly
longitudinally: with respect to longitude longitudinally measured
magically: in a magical manner it disappeared magically
bacterially: by bacteria spreads bacterially
relativistically: by the theory of relativity this is relativistically impossible
racially: with respect to race racially integrated
municipally: by municipality municipally funded
governmentally: by government governmentally determined policy
professionally: in a professional manner professionally trained staff
spatially: with regard to space spatially limited
semantically: with regard to meaning semantically empty messages
linguistically: with respect to language linguistically impaired children a lingually diverse population
sociolinguistically: with respect to sociolinguistics sociolinguistically fascinating
linguistically: with respect to the science of linguistics linguistically interesting data
cross-linguistically: by comparing languages she studied the phenomenon cross-linguistically
fiscally: in financial matters fiscally irresponsible
algebraically: in an algebraic manner algebraically determined
polyphonically: in a polyphonic manner polyphonically composed
poetically: in a poetic manner poetically expressed
phonetically: by phonetics phonetically realized
phonemic: by phonemics phonemically transcribed
personally: as a person he is personally repulsive
personally: in the flesh; without involving anyone else I went there personally he appeared in person
personally: concerning the speaker personally, I find him stupid
philosophically: in a philosophic manner she took it philosophically
infernally: extremely infernally clever hellishly dangerous
pathologically: with respect to pathology pathologically interesting results
graphically: with respect to graphic aspects graphically interesting designs
catastrophically: with unfortunate consequences catastrophically complex
optically: in an optical manner optically distorted
visually: with respect to vision visually distorted
viscerally: in the viscera he is bleeding viscerally
cerebrally: in the brain bleeding cerebrally
cerebrally: in an intellectual manner cerebrally active
mystically: in a mystical manner chant mystically
biologically: with respect to biology biologically related
sociobiologically: with respect to sociobiology explain the behavior sociobiologically
neurobiological: with respect to neurobiology explain the phenomenon neurobiologically
biochemically: with respect to biochemistry biochemically interesting phenomenon
morally: with respect to moral principles morally unjustified
meteorologically: with respect to the weather meteorologically bad conditions
metaphysically: in a metaphysical manner he thinks metaphysically
melodically: with respect to melody melodically interesting themes
harmonically: with respect to harmony harmonically interesting piece
acoustically: with respect to acoustics acoustically ill-equipped studios
adulterously: in an adulterous manner he behaved adulterously
metaphorically: in a metaphorical manner she expressed herself metaphorically
allegorically: in an allegorical manner the play ended allegorically
locally: by a particular locality it was locally decided
locally: to a restricted area of the body apply this medicine topically
regionally: in a regional manner regionally governed
nationally: with regard to a nation taken as a whole a nationally uniform culture
culturally: with regard to a culture culturally integrated
interracially: by race interracially restrictive
chorally: by a chorus chorally accompanied
subcutaneously: below the skin inject subcutaneously
syntactically: with respect to syntax syntactically ill-formed
spinally: in the spine spinally administered
sexually: by sexual means reproduce sexually
sexually: with respect to sexuality sexually ambiguous
lexically: by means of words lexically represented
nonlexically: without the use of words expressed nonlexically
materially: with respect to material aspects psychologically similar but materially different
materially: to a significant degree it aided him materially in winning the argument
surgically: in a surgical manner; by means of surgery surgically removed
postoperatively: after the operation remove postoperatively
alternately: in an alternating sequence or position They were deglycerolized by alternately centrifuging and mixing he planted fir and pine trees alternately
transversely: in a transverse manner they were cut transversely
respectively: in the order given the brothers were called Felix and Max, respectively
similarly: in like or similar manner; ; - Samuel Johnson He was similarly affected some people have little power to do good, and have likewise little strength to resist evil
secondarily: of secondary import secondarily affected
primarily: of primary import this is primarily a question of economics it was in the first place a local matter
probably: with considerable certainty; without much doubt He is probably out of the country in all likelihood we are headed for war
bannerlike: like a banner She waved her scarf at him bannerlike
dramatically: in a dramatic manner he confessed dramatically
ashore: towards the shore from the water we invited them ashore
notably: especially; in particular notably in the social sciences, the professors teach too much
intensively: in an intensive manner he studied the snake intensively
appropriately: in an appropriate manner he was appropriately dressed
inappropriately: in an inappropriate manner he was inappropriately dressed
inalienably: in an inalienable manner this property is held inalienably
offshore: away from shore; away from land cruising three miles offshore
onshore: on or toward the land they were living onshore
thousand-fold: by three orders of magnitude this poison is a thousand-fold more toxic
naturally: according to nature; by natural means; without artificial help naturally grown flowers
artificially: not according to nature; not by natural means artificially induced conditions
acutely: having a rapid onset an acutely debilitating virus
chronically: in a slowly developing and long lasting manner chronically ill persons
chronically: in a habitual and longstanding manner smoking chronically
contradictorily: in a contradictory manner he argued contradictorily
electrostatically: in an electrostatic manner the dust adhered electrostatically to the surface
feverishly: in a feverish manner she worked feverishly
feudally: in a feudal manner a feudally organized society
geometrically: with respect to geometry this shape is geometrically interesting
glacially: by a glacier glacially deposited material
glaringly: in a glaring manner it was glaringly obvious
gravitationally: with respect to gravitation gravitationally strong forces
gutturally: in a guttural manner gutturally articulated
hieroglyphically: by means of hieroglyphs hieroglyphically written
homeostatically: in a homeostatic manner blood pressure is homeostatically regulated
humanly: in the manner of human beings humanly possible
imperially: in an imperial manner imperially decreed
incestuously: by incest incestuously conceived
inconceivably: to an inconceivable degree inconceivably small
institutionally: by an institution institutionally controlled
judicially: in a judicial manner judicially controlled process
nasally: in a nasal manner inhaled nasally
nocturnally: at night nocturnally active bird
spherically: in a spherical manner spherically shaped
superficially: in a superficial manner he was superficially interested
syllabically: in or with syllables syllabically pronounced
tangentially: in passing touched on it tangentially
volcanically: by or like volcanoes volcanically created landscape
awhile: for a short time sit down and stay awhile they settled awhile in Virginia before moving West the baby was quiet for a while
wickedly: in a wicked evil manner act wickedly grin evilly
surely: definitely or positively (`sure' is sometimes used informally for `surely') the results are surely encouraging she certainly is a hard worker it's going to be a good day for sure they are coming, for certain they thought he had been killed sure enough he'll win sure as shooting they sure smell good sure he'll come
surprisingly: in a surprising manner he was surprisingly friendly
technologically: by means of technology technologically impossible
temperamentally: by temperament temperamentally suited to each other
sufficiently: to a sufficient degree she was sufficiently fluent in Mandarin
enough: as much as necessary; ; (`plenty' is nonstandard) Have I eaten enough? I've had plenty, thanks
insufficiently: to an insufficient degree he was insufficiently prepared
unhesitatingly: without hesitation she said yes unhesitatingly
hesitantly: with hesitation; in a hesitant manner he finally accepted hesitantly
thereafter: from that time on thereafter he never called again
ever: at any time did you ever smoke? the best con man of all time
so: to a very great extent or degree the idea is so obvious never been so happy I love you so my head aches so!
so: (usually followed by `that') to an extent or degree as expressed he was so tired he could hardly stand so dirty that it smells
so: in such a condition or manner, especially as expressed or implied They're happy and I hope they will remain so so live your life that old age will bring no regrets
so: to a certain unspecified extent or degree I can only go so far with this student can do only so much in a day
so: in the same way; also I was offended and so was he worked hard and so did she
such: to so extreme a degree he is such a baby Such rich people!
hand and foot: in all ways possible they served him hand and foot
hand in hand: clasping each other's hands they walked hand in hand
hand over fist: at a tremendous rate made money hand over fist
handily: with no difficulty she beat him handily
easily: with ease (`easy' is sometimes used informally for `easily') she was easily excited was easily confused he won easily this china breaks very easily success came too easy
easy: in a relaxed manner; or without hardship;  (`soft' is nonstandard) just wanted to take it easy
in hand: under control the riots were in hand
out of hand: out of control the riots got out of hand
in a way: from some points of view she was right in a way
factually: as a fact or based on fact they learn much, factually, about the problems of retirement and provision for old age, and, psychologically, in the sharing of their thoughts on retirement
in fact: in reality or actuality in fact, it was a wonder anyone survived painters who are in fact anything but unsophisticated as a matter of fact, he is several inches taller than his father
actually: used to imply that one would expect the fact to be the opposite of that stated; surprisingly you may actually be doing the right thing by walking out she actually spoke Latin they thought they made the rules but in reality they were only puppets people who seem stand-offish are in reality often simply nervous
actually: in actual fact to be nominally but not actually independent no one actually saw the shark large meteorites actually come from the asteroid belt
actually: as a sentence modifier to add slight emphasis actually, we all help clear up after a meal actually, I haven't seen the film I'm not all that surprised actually she hasn't proved to be too satisfactory, actually
actually: at the present moment the transmission screen shows the picture that is actually on the air
to be sure: admittedly to be sure, he is no Einstein
sure enough: as supposed or expected sure enough, he asked her for money again
right: an interjection expressing agreement
in toto: in entirety they bought the business in toto in recommendations were adopted in toto
in the least: to any extent at all are you in the least interested?
above all: above and beyond all other consideration above all, you must be independent
in absentia: while absent; although absent he was sentenced in absentia
across the board: including all we got a pay raise across the board
after a fashion: to some extent; not very well he speaks French after a fashion
after all: emphasizes something to be considered after all, she is your boss, so invite her he is, after all, our president
after all: in spite of expectations came to the party after all it didn't rain after all
after hours: not during regular hours he often worked after hours
against the clock: as fast as possible; before a deadline it was a race against the clock
ahead of the game: in an advantageous position she's ahead of the game
all in all: with everything considered (and neglecting details) altogether, I'm sorry it happened all in all, it's not so bad
all of a sudden: without warning all at once, he started shouting
all the way: to the goal she climbed the mountain all the way
all the way: not stopping short of sexual intercourse she went all the way with him
and how: an expression of emphatic agreement
and then some: and considerably more in addition it cost me a week's salary and then some
around the clock: without stopping she worked around the clock
as follows: what is listed next her complaints went as follows
as it were: as if it were really so she lives here, as it were
as we say: in a manner of speaking the feeling is, as we say, quite dead
as the crow flies: by the shortest and most direct route it's 10 miles as the crow flies
at all costs: regardless of the cost involved he wanted to save her life at all cost
at a time: simultaneously he took three cookies at a time
at will: as one chooses or pleases he can roam the neighborhood at will
loosely: knitted in a loose manner loosely knit
carefully: taking care or paying attention they watched carefully
mindfully: in a careful deliberate manner
excitedly: with excitement; in an excited manner she shook his hand excitedly
vociferously: in a vociferous manner he complained vociferously
safely: with safety; in a safe manner we are safely out of there
allegedly: according to what has been alleged he was on trial for allegedly murdering his wife
purportedly: believed or reputed to be the case
illegally: in an illegal manner they dumped the waste illegally
comfortably: in mental comfort; without stress he works comfortably on three continents
comfortably: in physical comfort she could have been lying comfortably in bed getting the same relief
uncomfortably: in physical discomfort she lay on the couch, her body uncomfortably twisted
by a long shot: by a great deal he is the best by a long shot his labors haven't ended there--not by a long shot
by and by: at some eventual time in the future By and by he'll understand I'll see you later
by and large: usually; as a rule by and large it doesn't rain much here
by hook or by crook: in any way necessary I'll pass this course by hook or by crook
by heart: by committing to memory she knew the poem by heart
by inches: by a short distance they moved it by inches
by fits and starts: intermittently he worked on his book by fits and starts
by the way: introducing a different topic; in point of fact incidentally, I won't go to the party
by the piece: one piece at a time she sold the plates by the piece
orally: by spoken rather than written means these stories were transmitted by word of mouth
orally: (of drugs) through the mouth rather than through injection; by_mouth he was administered the drug orally
come hell or high water: in spite of all obstacles we'll go to Tibet come hell or high water
day in and day out: without respite he plays chess day in and day out
dead ahead: exactly ahead or in front the laboratory is dead ahead
deadpan: without betraying any feeling she told the joke deadpan
en masse: all together the students turned out en masse
every so often: occasionally every so often she visits her father
every inch: in every way; completely he was every inch a statesman
completely: so as to be complete; with everything necessary he had filled out the form completely the apartment was completely furnished
incompletely: not to a full degree or extent words incompletely understood a form filled out incompletely
alone: without anybody else or anything else the child stayed home alone the pillar stood alone, supporting nothing he flew solo
first and last: taking everything together she was first and last a scientist
precisely: indicating exactness or preciseness he was doing precisely (or exactly) what she had told him to do it was just as he said--the jewel was gone it has just enough salt
for a song: for a relatively small amount of money we bought the house for a song
for dear life: as though your life was at stake he was running for dear life
at stake: to be won or lost; at risk perhaps a million dollars are at stake
at stake: in question or at issue there is more at stake than your modesty
for example: as an example take ribbon snakes, for example
for good measure: in addition (as to close a deal) the car salesman threw in the radio, for good measure
for keeps: for the winner to keep all they played for keeps
for love or money: under any circumstances she wouldn't give up her pets for love or money
for one: as a particular one of several possibilities I for one feel very grateful her mother for one was worried
for short: as an abbreviation call me Bob for short
for the asking: on the occasion of a request advice was free for the asking
from scratch: from the beginning, especially without relying on resources or other advantages he baked the torte from scratch she built her business up from scratch
sincerely: written formula for ending a letter
from way back: since long ago she knows him from way back
close to the wind: nearly opposite to the direction from which wind is coming sailing close to the wind
closely: in a close relation or position in time or space the onsets were closely timed houses set closely together was closely involved in monitoring daily progress
closely: in a close manner the two phenomena are intimately connected the person most nearly concerned
relatively: in a relative manner; by comparison to something else the situation is relatively calm now
predominantly: much greater in number or influence the patients are predominantly indigenous
readily: without much difficulty these snakes can be identified readily
markedly: in a clearly noticeable manner sales of luxury cars dropped markedly
palpably: so as to be palpable she was palpably nervous
crudely: in a crude or unrefined manner he was crudely bold
slowly: without speed (`slow' is sometimes used informally for `slowly') he spoke slowly go easy here--the road is slippery glaciers move tardily please go slow so I can see the sights
publicly: in a manner accessible to or observable by the public; openly she admitted publicly to being a communist
privately: kept private or confined to those intimately concerned it was discussed privately between the two men privately, she thought differently some member of his own party hoped privately for his defeat he was questioned in private
secretly: not openly; inwardly they were secretly delighted at his embarrassment hoped secretly she would change her mind
privately: by a private person or interest a privately financed campaign
publicly: by the public or the people generally publicly provided medical care publicly financed schools
communally: by a group of people rather than an individual the mills were owned communally
reprovingly: in a reproving or reproachful manner she spoke to him reprovingly
gaily: in a gay manner the scandals were gaily diverting
hand in glove: in close cooperation they work hand in glove
cheek by jowl: in close proximity the houses were jumbled together cheek by jowl
helter-skelter: haphazardly the books were piled up helter-skelter
head over heels: in disorderly haste we ran head over heels toward the shelter
harum-scarum: in a wild or reckless manner dashing harum-scarum all over the place running pell-mell up the stairs
carelessly: without care or concern carelessly raised the children's hopes without thinking of their possible disappointment
heart and soul: with complete faith she was with him heart and soul
hook line and sinker: in every detail he believed her story hook, line, and sinker
in circles: without making progress the candidates talked in circles
in case: if there happens to be need in case of trouble call 911 I have money, just in case
coldly: in a cold unemotional manner he killed her in cold blood
seriously: in a serious manner talking earnestly with his son she started studying snakes in earnest a play dealing seriously with the question of divorce
in due course: at the appropriate time we'll get to this question in due course
in full swing: proceeding with full vigor the party was in full swing
in kind: with something of the same kind she pays him back in kind
in line: one behind another in a line or queue they waited in line for the tickets
in name: by title or repute though not in fact he's a doctor in name only
in no time: in a relatively short time she finished the assignment in no time
long: for an extended time or at a distant time a promotion long overdue something long hoped for his name has long been forgotten talked all night long how long will you be gone? arrived long before he was expected it is long after your bedtime
in passing: incidentally; in the course of doing something else he made this remark in passing
in practice: in practical applications will this work in practice?
secretly: in secrecy; not openly met secretly to discuss the invasion plans the children secretly went to the movies when they were supposed to be at the library they arranged to meet in secret
in short order: without delay John got ready in short order
inside out: with the inside facing outward she turned the shirt inside out
inside out: thoroughly; from every perspective she knows this town inside out
in the air: on everybody's mind Christmas was in the air
in the first place: before now why didn't you tell me in the first place?
in the long run: after a very lengthy period of time she will succeed in the long run
in the nick of time: at the last possible moment she was saved in the nick of time
in the same breath: simultaneously she praised and criticized him in the same breath
in time: without being tardy we made it to the party in time
vainly: to no avail he looked for her in vain the city fathers tried vainly to find a solution
unsuccessfully: without success she tried unsuccessfully to persuade him to buy a new car
just so: in a careful manner you must treat this plant just so