JLPT N1 Vocabulary
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Adverbs, set phrases, and modifiers for nuanced expression.
65 words
Thank you
or; possibly
one thing or another; this and that; this or that
sure enough, as usual
expression of gratitude before meals
more and more; all the more; increasingly; at last; beyond doubt
at; in; on
at the latest
certainly!
brilliantly; brightly
especially, above all
May I come in?
(please) look; (please) try to do
this
with gusto; with satisfaction
to dare, to insist
frequently; repeatedly; incessantly; eagerly
keenly; deeply; heartily
all day
sorry; excuse me
by all means (with sense of not taking no for an answer)
and; like that
and
gradually; steadily; quietly; slowly; soon
at once; in a moment; suddenly; all at once
firmly, absolutely, definitely
gradually; by degrees
beast, brute, damn
next; secondly; subsequently
in short; in brief; in other words; that is to say; in the long run; after all; blockade; stuffing; ultimate
(money) on hand or at home, one's purse; usual skill
rolling about; moving from place to place; being passed around repeatedly
sometimes
however; while; even if
long ago; already; a long time ago
suddenly, all of a sudden
long, drawn-out, very long
as much as possible; if possible
as much as possible
day and night, always
obscure, vague, equivocal
as was expected; really
normally, habitually
mostly; almost
indeed, really (very polite), absolutely
truly; actually; really
surely; no doubt; evidently
correctly; surely
still more; still less (with neg. verb); to say nothing of; not to mention
increasingly; more and more
occasionally; frequently
soon; before long; in a short time
of course, naturally
if; in case; supposing
perhaps; maybe; by some chance
perhaps; possibly
perhaps; maybe; by some chance
or; otherwise
if
already; now
before long; soon; at length
also; as I thought; still; in spite of; absolutely
reason, cause, circumstances
well; enough; sufficient
expressly; specially; doing something especially rather than incidentally
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