Adverbs

• 1) underwater

  I saw the car going underwater.

• 2) nowhere

  Family showing up like that, out of nowhere?

• 3) somehow

  "Somehow he's deluded himself into thinking

• 4) ultimately

  But ultimately, as she said, she saved you.

• 5) aside

  You can hate me, but can we just set that aside

• 6) partly

  Well, you know, partly because I moved down here

• 7) somewhere

  Can we go somewhere more private to talk?

• 8) apart

  you might drift apart.

• 9) forth

  She'd pace back and forth in front of the bed.

• 10) indeed

  Yes, indeed.

• 11) previously

  Previously on Dexter:

• 12) exactly

  He has a scar exactly where your killer has been harvesting brain fragments.

• 13) immediately

  When we tried to speak to him, he lawyered up immediately.

• 14) alone

  through the main gate, alone.

• 15) sometimes

  Sometimes it's just because they want something, you know?

• 16) fucking

  I'm so fucking happy for you.

• 17) finally

  I figured I'd finally see where you work.

• 18) especially

  especially when it's the maid.

• 19) recently

  she recently had sexual relations.

• 20) almost

  I know, but-- You almost left my son an orphan.

• 21) actually

  Ah, actually, this is a little embarrassing, but I kind of need to leave.

• 22) kind

  I guess I've been feeling kind of alone.

• 23) inside

  Dad, what's going on? Go inside.