Positive adverbs that start with W

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  • Warmheartedly

    adv. · kind, joyful

    In a kind, generous, and openly caring way.

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    She warmheartedly welcomed the exchange students into her home.

  • Warmly

    adv. · kind, joyful

    In a friendly, affectionate, or enthusiastic way.

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    The audience warmly applauded every young performer.

  • Well

    adv. · capable, calm

    In a skillful, healthy, satisfactory, or effective manner.

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    The volunteers worked well together under pressure.

  • Whimsically

    adv. · joyful, energetic

    In a playfully imaginative or charming way.

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    The signs were whimsically painted with tiny woodland scenes.

  • Wholeheartedly

    adv. · energetic, kind

    With complete sincerity, commitment, or enthusiasm.

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    The committee wholeheartedly supported the safer design.

  • Wholesomely

    adv. · kind, joyful

    In a way that supports health, good character, or well-being.

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    The show entertains wholesomely without talking down to children.

  • Wholly

    adv. · capable, hopeful

    Completely and without reservation.

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    The new route is wholly accessible to wheelchair users.

  • Willingly

    adv. · kind, energetic

    Readily and of one's own free choice.

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    Neighbors willingly shared tools with the rebuilding crew.

  • Winningly

    adv. · joyful, kind

    In an attractive, engaging, or successful way.

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    He winningly invited the shy child to join the game.

  • Wisely

    adv. · thoughtful, capable

    With sound judgment and careful understanding.

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    The team wisely saved a backup before the upgrade.

  • Wonderfully

    adv. · joyful, capable

    In an extremely pleasing, skillful, or enjoyable way.

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    The old and new sections work wonderfully together.

  • Wondrously

    adv. · joyful, hopeful

    In a way that inspires delight, wonder, or admiration.

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    The lanterns glowed wondrously among the trees.

  • Worthily

    adv. · thoughtful, capable

    In a way that deserves respect, honor, or a good result.

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    The apprentices carried the old craft worthily into a new generation.