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Is there a form and/or synonym of "spelling" that can be put into an adverb position such as that of "grammatically"?

nouns adverbs gerunds deverbal-nouns

What is the role of 'a lot' and 'much' in my sentences?

adverbs pronouns syntactic-analysis

Single word request for a person who speaks by even considering a potential rebuttal

single-word-requests adjectives adverbs

When to use before or beforehand? [closed]

meaning grammaticality synonyms adverbs past-tense

Usage of "Rather"

grammar word-usage usage adverbs

Use of comma before adverb [duplicate]

punctuation adverbs commas

How can I omit adverbs to impart a strong feeling?

adverbs

Term meaning careful and thorough, almost excessively so [duplicate]

single-word-requests phrases idioms adverbs

Avoiding "time-controlledly" as an adverb

single-word-requests phrase-requests adverbs writing-style idiom-requests

Reads good instead of looks good?

verbs adjectives adverbs

What does disappointingly or frustratingly mean?

meaning-in-context adverbs

How to pronounce "linearly"?

pronunciation adverbs rhotic

Is there a word for overly friendly speech from someone who insults you behind your back?

single-word-requests verbs adverbs

To what extent is hardly a negative adverb?

adverbs negation

‘Not as simply’ versus ‘not as simple’

adjectives adverbs

Word order: already had been or had already been...? [duplicate]

grammaticality adverbs word-order syntactic-analysis adverb-position

Can 'to' in 'to + verb' be an adverb?

prepositions adverbs parts-of-speech

Locally(-)injective mapping--hyphenate or not? [duplicate]

adverbs hyphenation

question tags with or responses to "Seldom/Rarely/hardly" statements?

adverbs negation question-tags

"Stories are so much a part of our lives that many people seldom think about them." : The use of 'so' and 'so much' as intensifiers

grammar adverbs copular-verbs intensifying-adverbs