Suffix -ally and -ous
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historically |
A second reason we think of robots as mechanical people with personalities is that historically they have been portrayed this way.
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odour
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Bad eggs have a dreadful odour.
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odorous |
The odorous cheese made me feel sick.
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advantageous |
Being well prepared can be very advantageous.
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disadvantageous |
The cold weather is disadvantageous to gardener.
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obvious |
There was an obvious attraction between the couple.
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instantaneously |
I pushed the button for the lift and the doors opened instantaneously.
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drastically |
The adverb from the adjective 'drastic' is drastically.
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nauseous |
The smell of fish makes me nauseous.
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opposite |
Sit on the opposite side.
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