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What are adverbs that describe laugh?

Here are some adverbs that describe laughter, categorized by the kind of laughter they convey:

Intensity:

* Loudly

* Softly

* Hard

* Deeply

* Forcefully

* Gently

* Quietly

* Stifledly

Nature:

* Contagiously

* Hysterically

* Joyfully

* Sadly

* Bitterly

* Ironically

* Sarcastically

* Wickedly

* Nervously

* Uncomfortably

Sound:

* Ringly

* Gurglingly

* Snortingly

* Chokingly

* Whimperingly

Action:

* Repeatedly

* Suddenly

* Spontaneously

* Uncontrollably

* Incredulously

* Delightedly

* Playfully

Other:

* Warmly

* Honestly

* Embarrassedly

* Humbly

* Angrily

* Confusedly

You can combine these adverbs to create even more nuanced descriptions, for example: "She laughed loudly and uncontrollably, tears streaming down her face."

Remember that the best adverb to use will depend on the specific context and the feeling you want to evoke.

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