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What is an adverb for speak?

There isn't a single, perfect adverb for "speak". It depends on what kind of speaking you want to describe. Here are some options and their meanings:

General:

* Loudly: To speak with a strong voice.

* Softly: To speak with a quiet voice.

* Clearly: To speak in a way that is easy to understand.

* Slowly: To speak at a leisurely pace.

* Quickly: To speak at a rapid pace.

Specific:

* Eloquently: To speak beautifully and expressively.

* Articulately: To speak clearly and precisely.

* Confidently: To speak with assurance and self-belief.

* Hesitantly: To speak with uncertainty or reluctance.

* Frankly: To speak honestly and directly.

* Sarcastically: To speak in a mocking or ironic way.

Examples:

* He spoke loudly to be heard over the noise.

* She spoke softly, not wanting to disturb anyone.

* The speaker spoke clearly and concisely.

* He spoke eloquently about the importance of education.

* She spoke confidently about her research.

The best adverb to use will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

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