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What is the adverb for legible?

There isn't a single perfect adverb for "legible". Here's why and some alternatives:

* "Legible" is an adjective describing something that can be read easily.

* Adverbs describe how, when, where, or to what extent something is done.

Here are some ways to express the concept of "legibly" depending on the context:

1. Clearly: This is a general-purpose adverb that works well in many cases.

* Example: "She wrote the letter clearly."

2. Distinctly: This emphasizes the clear separation of letters and characters.

* Example: "The inscription on the monument was distinctly legible."

3. Readily: This implies ease of reading.

* Example: "The document was readily legible, even in dim light."

4. Plainly: This emphasizes simplicity and directness.

* Example: "The instructions were plainly legible, making it easy to follow."

5. With clarity: This is a more formal phrase.

* Example: "He wrote his name with clarity."

The best choice will depend on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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