Adverbs with PRE

Browse 236 verified English adverbs containing the letters PRE, including Pretty, Express, Precious, Pretax, Prewar, Preterm and Presto. Filter these modifying words for manner, time, place, and degree by word length below, or study adverb placement and -ly formation rules in our verb grammar guide.

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Starts with A
7 words
appreciably
appreciatively
apprehensively
apprehensibly
aspread
appreciatorily
antiexpressively
Starts with C
5 words
comprehensively
comprehensibly
compressively
compressibly
compressedly
Starts with D
7 words
depressingly
deprecatingly
depreciatively
deprecatively
depreciatingly
depressively
deprecatorily
Starts with E
7 words
express
expressly
expressively
expressionlessly
espressivo
expressibly
expressionistically
Starts with I
22 words
impressively
incomprehensibly
inexpressibly
imprecisely
irrepressibly
interpretively
impressionistically
interpretably
inappreciably
impressionably
impregnably
incomprehendingly
inexpressively
insuppressibly
interpretatively
incomprehensively
incompressibly
irreprehensibly
imprescriptibly
inappreciatively
impressionally
inapprehensively
Starts with M
2 words
misapprehensively
misapprehendingly
Starts with N
17 words
noncomprehendingly
nonprejudicially
nonpreferentially
noninterpretively
noncomprehensively
nonrepresentatively
nonappreciatively
nonpredicatively
noncompressively
nondeprecatively
nonsuppressively
nondeprecatingly
nonpresumptively
nonreprehensibly
nonprepositionally
nondepreciatively
nondeprecatorily
Starts with O
10 words
oppressively
oppressingly
overrepresentatively
overapprehensively
overimpressionably
overpresumptuously
overexpressively
overpresumptively
overappreciatively
overdepressively
Starts with P
24 words
pretty
previously
precious
precisely
presumably
presently
predominantly
preferably
prematurely
predictably
pretax
prewar
precipitously
preterm
precariously
preferentially
presto
preemptively
prettily
preposterously
prejudicially
preciously
preeminently
predictively
Starts with R
6 words
representationally
repressively
reprehensibly
representatively
repressibly
reprehensively
Starts with S
7 words
supremely
sempre
suppressedly
spreadingly
superincomprehensibly
superprecariously
superexpressively
Starts with U
23 words
unpredictably
unprecedentedly
uncomprehendingly
unimpressively
unpretentiously
unpreparedly
unexpressively
unappreciatively
unpresidentially
unrepresentatively
unprejudicedly
unprepossessingly
unpresumptuously
uncomprehensibly
uncomprehensively
unpremeditatedly
unpretendingly
unprepossessedly
unpreternaturally
unapprehensively
uninterpretively
unpreposterously
unprecipitatively

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