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What is the opposite of adverb badly?

The opposite of the adverb "badly" depends on the context:

If you're talking about quality**:

* Well: This is the most direct opposite, meaning something is done skillfully or effectively.

* Excellently: This signifies a high level of skill or quality.

* Perfectly: This implies flawlessness and complete accuracy.

* Wonderfully: This suggests something is exceptionally good or delightful.

If you're talking about physical condition**:

* Well: This signifies good health or feeling healthy.

* Healthily: This emphasizes that something is good for one's health.

If you're talking about emotional state**:

* Happily: This indicates a positive emotional state.

* Joyfully: This implies a state of great happiness.

Examples:

* He played the piano badly. (opposite: He played the piano well/excellently/perfectly/wonderfully)

* She felt badly after eating too much. (opposite: She felt well/healthily)

* The news was received badly. (opposite: The news was received happily/joyfully)

It's important to consider the context when choosing the opposite of "badly" to ensure the meaning is clear.

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