Adverbs Starting with V and Containing U

Browse 60 valid English adverbs starting with V and containing U, from Vulgo, Virtually, Visually, Vigorously, Vaguely, Voluntarily and Variously 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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vaguely
variously
valuably
vacuously
valorously
vaingloriously
vascularly
vaporously
vaultingly
vauntingly
valuationally
vagariously
vaultedly
vengefully
venomously
vexatiously
vernacularly
vertiginously
venturously
vehicularly
veraciously
venturesomely
vesicularly
venously
venturingly
verminously
ventriloquially
vermicularly
veneficiously
veneficously
virtually
visually
vigorously
viciously
vicariously
victoriously
virtuously
virulently
vivaciously
villainously
viscously
vituperatively
viticulturally
vinously
viviparously
viperously
vitreously
villously
voluntarily
vociferously
voraciously
voluptuously
voluminously
volubly
volumetrically
voyeuristically
voguishly
vulnerably
vulgarly
vulgo

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