Adverbs that start with I and contain IT

In simple words, adverbs are a class of words that describe or modify a verb, an adjective, or another adverb.

They provide extra information for expressing manner, time, or place to make the focused object obvious by answering questions such as how? And in what way? when? where and to what extent? Adverbs can be subcategorized as Adverbs of Place, Manner, degree, etc.

Since we are focusing on adverbs starting with I and contain IT in this list, below are some examples of adverbs from the context of the list.

1. Illegitimately
2. Implicitly
3. Indubitably
4. Irritably
5. Item

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