Hard - Near

Adverbs sharing same words as Adjectives

Examples

I didn't perform well as the test was hard . (Adjective)
Everyone was trying hard not to laugh at his new haircut. (Adverb)
On the high ground, we could see the moon rising over the horizon. (Adjective)
What were those circling high in the sky? (Adverb)
He kept repeating day and night that he was not mentally ill . (Adjective)
He often spoke ill of his mother-in-law. (Adverb)
The victim’s family thought he had not got his just punishment for the crime. (Adjective)
He just kept scratching the back of the head. (Adverb)
A kindly old lady shared her umbrella with me when it wasn't raining. (Adjective)
He kindly explained to us how the dinosaurs became extinct. (Adverb)
The last time we met, she wasn’t as fat as she is now. (Adjective)
She fell and finished last in the race. (Adverb)
His son scored a late goal to win the game for his team. (Adjective)
He’s thinking hard for an excuse for arriving at work a half hour late .
Bob's left ear is much bigger than his right ear. (Adjective)
The driver turned left when he should have turned right. (Adverb)
He refuses to go along as he thinks the car is likely to break down on the way. (Adjective)
He will likely be a drug addict like all his friends. (Adverb)
There were little fragments of broken glass in the pond. (Adjective)
After her dream that she met her Mr. Right, she slept very little . (Adverb)
This specie of spider has long , hairy legs. (Adjective)
Getting chased by a bull is an experience she will long remember. (Adverb)
She was born with an unnaturally loud voice. (Adjective)
A voice in the crowd cried out loud that her little daughter was missing. (Adverb)
Last night, he thought he heard low voices from the roof calling him. (Adjective)
We cut an opening in the fence and bent low to get through it. (Adverb)
The near relatives of the deceased will inherit her five dogs. (Adjective)
I went too near to her last week, and now I'm having her cold. (Adverb)