advenue

Old spelling of AVENUE. ad-věrb, s. In Ger. adverbium; Fr. ad ver be; Ital. avverbio; from Lat. adverbium = an adverb: ad =to, and verbum =a word, a verb. The etymology does not suggest the full meaning of the term adverb. An adverb may be placed before, or in immediate connection with, other parts of speech than a verb (see below).] One of the "parts of speech." A word placed in more or le immediate conjunction with a verb, a participle, an adjective, or another adverb, and designed to qualify its meaning. In the sentences, "he rides well," "splendidly done," "remarkably good," and "very prosperously," well, splendidly, remarkably, very and prosperously are adverbs.