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This is a revision of some adverbs. They are small words, but often with big meanings and hence save a lot of time in latin conversation. IN PROGRESS. alternatim alternately ana in equal quantities bis twice; in two places circa about; around circiter about; around coram in the presence of; before divisim separately ergo therefore; hence gradatim step by step gratis without charge; for free gregatim in flocks guttatim drop by drop ibidem in the same place idem the same word as mentioned before imprimis in the first place infra below; later in a text interim meanwhile item likewise; also iterum again; afresh; anew jure by law literatim letter for letter pace contrary to the opinion of; in respectful disagreement with partim in part passim everywhere; dispersedly per = through; according to; by means or agency of primo = in the first place pro = in favour of; for proximo = of next month punctatim = point for point qua = in the capacity of quasi = as if; seemingly; in a manner quatenus = in the capacity of; in so far as quoad = with respect to; as regards quondam = former; sometime; formerly scilicet = to wit; namely secundum = according to secus = otherwise semper = always seriatim = in succession; one after another sic = thus similiter = in a similar manner sine = without singillatim = singly solus = alone Sparsim = here and there statim = immediately; at once stillatim = drop by drop subito = at once; immediately supra above; earlier in a text syllabatim = syllable by syllable tanti = worthwhile tempore = in the time of ubique = everywhere ultimo of last month variorum = including the notes of earlier scholars or editors Verbatim = word for word (literally) versus = against; in contrast to vice in place of; rather than videlicet to wit; namely