Adverbs Starting with PR and Containing EL

Browse 57 valid English adverbs starting with PR and containing EL, from Precisely, Privately, Prematurely, Progressively, Profusely, Productively and Proactively to rarer terms. Check definitions and spelling below, or visit our verb grammar guide to study adverb placement and -ly formation rules.

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Starts with PRE
24 words
precisely
prematurely
preemptively
predictively
precipitately
presumptively
preliminarily
preventively
preoperatively
preventatively
prescriptively
predicatively
prerogatively
prefiguratively
prelingually
preponderately
prepensely
preclusively
predeterminately
prelatically
prelusively
prepositively
preparatively
preintellectually
Starts with PRI
6 words
privately
pristinely
primitively
pricelessly
primely
privatively
Starts with PRO
22 words
progressively
profusely
productively
proactively
proportionately
prohibitively
protectively
provocatively
prospectively
proximately
profanely
propulsively
projectively
profligately
proscriptively
probatively
protrusively
pronely
protensively
procrastinatively
propensely
prolately

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