Adverbs Starting with S and Containing AS

This list gathers 34 English adverbs starting with S and containing AS, such as Superfast, Slapdash, Southeastward, Southeasterly, Schoolmasterly, Southeastwardly and Seasonally. Use the sorting controls below to organize entries by length, or consult our verb grammar guide to study adverb placement and -ly formation rules.

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Starts with SA
2 words
sarcastically
sassily
scholastically
schoolmasterly
schoolmasterishly
seasonally
seasonably
semioccasionally
semasiologically
semischolastically
semiblasphemously
Starts with SH
1 words
shamefastly
Starts with SL
2 words
slapdash
slashingly
Starts with SM
1 words
smashingly
southeast
southeastward
southeasterly
southeastwardly
soothfastly
spasmodically
splashily
spastically
spasmolytically
Starts with SQ
1 words
squashily
Starts with ST
2 words
steadfastly
stochastically
superfast
surpassingly
suasively
superfantastically
supersarcastically
superelastically
subassociatively

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