Adverbs Starting with N (List & Examples)
List of Adverbs Starting with N and their example sentences
Examples
| Adverbs Starting with N | Example Sentences |
|---|---|
| nearly | It is a decision that would have nearly bankrupted the company, showing that the CEO is far too naive regarding finance. |
| narrowly | Moreover, it is necessary to pay attention to narrowly defined social and cultural problems. |
| nothing | There was nothing extraordinary about his cooking. |
| noticeably | When I looked at the data, the pictures were noticeably noisy. |
| next | The event will never be held at the same time and place for the next three years. |
| neatly | Folded with care and neatly stacked on top of the wardrobe. |
| near | Be careful not to get dirt near the plants. They are delicate! Mary wanted her bedroom to be near their kitchen. |
| nearby | The customer wanted the store to be nearby. John would like a job that is nearby, please. When it comes to a shop, there are usually products made by hand nearby. |
| notably | Her performance was notably passionate and enthusiastic. We were notably happier after the massage. The actions were seen by two students, who found them notably reprehensible. |
| never | We never forget a customer’s needs. Never use the same words every time. |
| nevertheless | Nevertheless, we have no choice but to cancel it. Nevertheless, you should not repeat yourself too much. |
| nightly | I like to have coffee nightly. He has been servicing you nightly. |
| newly | Newly formed governments have complete control over the national budget. Although it is newly created, it works smoothly. Newly constructed buildings are some of the tallest in the city. Newly married couples love to talk on the phone. |
| nicely | Nicely rounded sentences showcase his writing talents. Nicely designed phones are great gifts for newly married couples. |
| naturally | Your mother genetically passed on the long and curly hair to you, making it possible for you to achieve naturally curly hair with a bit of help from a hairdresser. A person who is naturally fit doesn’t need to work out. |
| nakedly | Nakedly exposed to this danger, the young can quickly lose their innocence and give way to cynicism. |
| naively | Naively, the child believed that his teacher would read composition carefully. We are backwards-looking and naively optimistic in our view of the past, revealing an overly optimistic view of the future. |
| nosily | If the mayor nosily commands that, the city will be in trouble. We can see that they all have no manners and are nosily laughing when their peers trip. Tom is characterized as a nosily, meddling teenager in this coming-of-age novel. |
List
- Naively   Â
- Nakedly  Â
- Namely
- Narrowly
- Nastily
- Nationally
- Nattily
- NaturallyÂ
- Nay
- Near
- Nearby
- Nearly
- Nearsightedly
- Neatly
- Necessarily
- Needfully
- Nefariously
- Negatively
- Neglectfully        Â
- Negligently
- Nervily
- Nervously
- Neurotically
- Never
- Nevertheless
- Newly
- Nicely
- Nightly
- Nimbly
- Nobly
- Nocturnally
- Noiselessly
- Nominally
- Noncommittally
- Nondescriptly
- Nonetheless
- Nonspecifically
- Nonverbally
- Nope
- Normally
- Northeastwardly
- Northerly
- Northwest
- Northwestwardly
- Nosily
- Nostalgically
- Notably
- Nothing
- Noticeably
- Notoriously
- Now
- Nowhere
- Noxiously
- Numbly
Read also
- Adverbs starting with ‘a’
- Adverbs starting with ‘b’
- Adverbs starting with ‘c’
- Adverbs starting with ‘d’
- Adverbs starting with ‘e’
- Adverbs starting with ‘f’
- Adverbs starting with ‘g’
- Adverbs starting with ‘h’
- Adverbs starting with ‘i’
- Adverb of Frequency
- Adverb of Place
- Adverb of Number
- Adverb of Manner
- Adverb of Degree
- Conjunctive Adverb
