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An adverb is a word that describes a verb, an adjective, or other adverbs (e.g., to run quickly, very tired).
adverb a. exactly Tu casa se ve justamente como me la imaginé. Your house looks exactly as I pictured it.
b. precisely Mariano se paró y expresó justamente lo que todo estábamos pensando. Mariano stood up and expressed precisely what everybody was thinking.
a. justly El rey castigaba a los delincuentes justamente, sin prejuicios ni favoritismos. The king punished criminals justly, without prejudice or favoritism.
b. fairly El magnate fue juzgado justamente y sin parcialidad alguna. The magnate was judged fairly and impartially.
a. just Me llamaste justamente cuando entré en la ducha; por eso no atendí. You called me just when I got in the shower; that's why I didn't answer.
b. just as Llegamos a casa justamente cuando se largó a llover. We arrived home just as the rain started to fall.
a. just Justamente hace rato me encontré con Camila, y me dijo que no va a poder ir a la fiesta. I stumbled upon Camila just a little while ago, and she said she won't make it to the party.
b. actually Justamente estoy en el centro, así que puedo recoger el paquete. I'm actually downtown, so I can pick up the package.
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