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closed Dictionary adverbs: any value?

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Is there any value in the adverb version of dictionary words? For example, there is probably some value to crab.com, but is there any value in crabbily.com? If the answer is sometimes, when does an adverb have value and when does it not?

(btw: crabbily.com is available ;))
 
depends entirely on the word. in otherwords you'll just have to wing it.

if the domain has some practical commercial application it likely has value.

crabbily.com has no value in my opinion
 
quick.com is great
quickly.com is good

loud.com is great
loudly.com is average

high.com is great
highly.com is average

nice.com is great
nicely.com is average

great.com is great
greatly.com isn't good

See the pattern? ( I can't :confused: )
 
Adverbs are tough sales in my experience.

-Bob
 
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