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What is adverb of laugh?

There isn't a single, perfect adverb for "laugh." The best choice depends on the specific nuance you want to convey. Here are some options:

General:

* Loudly - emphasizes the volume of the laughter.

* Heartily - emphasizes the joy and enthusiasm of the laughter.

* Merrily - emphasizes the lighthearted and cheerful nature of the laughter.

Specific:

* Hysterically - emphasizes uncontrollable, almost frantic laughter.

* Awkwardly - emphasizes a nervous or uncomfortable laugh.

* Contagiously - emphasizes laughter that spreads to others.

* Sardonicly - emphasizes a cynical or mocking laugh.

* Wryly - emphasizes a dry, humorous, or ironic laugh.

Example:

* "They laughed loudly at the silly joke."

* "She laughed heartily at the funny story."

* "The children laughed merrily as they played."

The best choice for your specific situation will depend on the context and the emotion you want to convey.

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