Is Silly an Adjective?
The Adjective Silly Describes Behavior or People That Lack Good Sense, or Things That Are Absurd or Irrational. Is Silly and Adjective or an Adverb? Silly...
The adjective silly describes behavior or people that lack good sense, or things that are absurd or irrational.
Is silly and adjective or an adverb?
silly. adverb. Definition of silly (Entry 2 of 3) 1 informal : to an extreme degree was scared silly bored silly.
Can silly be an adverb?
New Member. According to Merriam Webster the adverb form of silly is... silly. Examples from real English usage include to be scared silly and to walk silly, to behave silly.
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