Replace the adverb in the following sentence with their synonym. It was a fairly easy question.
Beautifully
Politely
Unjustly
Reasonably
A
Unjustly
B
Politely
C
Beautifully
D
Reasonably
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The adverb, 'fairly' means 'to some extent but not very'. It means the same as 'reasonably'. Hence, option D is correct.
The adverb, 'beautifully' means 'in a beautiful way'. The adverb, 'usually' means 'in the way that most often happens'. The adverb, 'politely' means 'in a way that shows good manners and respect for the feelings of others'.
As the above three words do not mean the same as 'fairly, options A, B and C are incorrect.
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