Rumsfeld also uses it in an adverbial form modifying an affirmative.
Even the word itself was rare, except in its adverbial form, as in "happily humbled"; expressions like "peace of conscience" or "comfort of heart" were more common.
We use it all the time (especially in the adverbial form) to refer to strange or untoward coincidence, as in, "Ironically, just hours after rescuing the cat from a tree, Jedediah ran over it by mistake in the pickup".
Hegel's discussion of spirit starts from what he calls Sittlichkeit (translated as "ethical order" or "ethical substance"—"Sittlichkeit" being a nominalization from the adjectival (or adverbial) form "sittlich", "customary", from the stem "Sitte", "custom" or "convention").
Momentarily is the adverbial form of momentary, as in a momentary delay -- a delay that will last but a moment, not begin in a moment.
To build numeral adverb change each cardinal to its adverbial form.
This word "sólo" (meaning "only") has an accent in case of ambiguity about its adverbial form, in other words when it means "solamente".
The argumentative patterns Aristotle associated with cases generally involve inferring a sentence contaning adverbial or declined forms from another sentence containing different forms of the same word stem: "if what is useful is good, then what is done usefully is done well and the useful person is good".
As soon as a noun enters the domain of metaphor, as one modern scholar has pointed out, it clamours for extension, and satura (which had no verbal, adverbial, or adjectival forms) was immediately broadened by appropriation from the Greek satyros and its derivatives.
A considerable literature in linguistics has pursued Reichenbach's ideas about the logical form and semantics of conversational language, especially about tense and the logical form of adverbial modification (see Binnick in the Other Internet Resources section below for a bibliography).
