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What is hilarious as an adverb?

"Hilarious" is an adjective, describing something that is funny. You can't directly use it as an adverb.

To describe something in a hilarious way, you could use these adverbs:

* Hilariously: This is the most direct and common way to use "hilarious" as an adverb. For example, "He tripped and fell hilariously."

* Amusingly: This suggests something lighthearted and enjoyable.

* Comically: This emphasizes the absurdity of the situation.

* Funnily: This is a more general term for something that is funny.

It really depends on the context and the specific type of humor you want to convey.

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