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Adverbs and conjunctions for academic writing
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Adverbs and conjunctions for academic writing

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Useful and/or advanced adverbs and conjunctions for academic writing style.
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Adverbs #

AdverbMeaning
AdmittedlyThis probably contradicts what I just said.
ApparentlyThis is something I believe to be true or have heard, although I’m not certain it is correct.
FortunatelyThis is something positive which contrasts with something else I have said/heard. I am pleased with this.
FranklyThis is my true opinion, although it may be shocking.
UnderstandablyOne can sympathize with this.
AstonishinglyLike surprisingly.
UndoubtedlyThis is 100% certain.
IndubitablySame as undoubtedly.
RealisticallyIn a way that demonstrates a sensible and practical idea of what can be achieved or expected.
UndeniablyMost certainly.
InterestinglyThis deserves attention.
NaturallyOf course.
EvidentlyObviously
FundamentallyIn a way that is deep and at the most basic.
AbsolutelyUsed to emphasize a strong or exaggerated statement.
ApproximatelyUsed to show that something is almost, but not completely, accurate or exact; roughly.
Distinctly(used for emphasis) In a way that is very noticeable or apparent; decidedly.
TremendouslyTo a very great extent.
ConsiderablyTo a great extent.
GreatlyTo a great extent.
SeeminglyAs far as you know.
ConsequentlyFor that reason.
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Conjunctions #

ConjunctionMeaning
ThereforeFor that reason
NeverthelessIn spite of that
NonethelessIn spite of that
MeanwhileAt the same time
SinceBecause
WhereasIn contrast or comparison with the fact you just said
WhereinIn which
YetHowever
IndeedUsed to emphasize a description, typically of a quality or condition/Used to introduce a further and stronger or more surprising point
In factUsed to emphasize the truth of an assertion, especially one contrary to what might be expected or what has been asserted.
HenceFor that reason
FurthermoreIn addition
AccordinglyIn a way that is appropriate to the particular circumstances/Consequently, Therefore
InsteadIn place of
LikewiseIn the same way