adverbial

/advˈɜːbɪəl/

/ædˈvɝbiəɫ/

adverbial

connected with or functioning as an adverb

Adverbial

(grammar) a word or phrase that adds more information to another word in sense of time, manner, degree or cause

Examples

1. Every day, two words, is an adverbial phrase.

2. An adverbial phrase is a group of words used as an adverb.

3. This style of inversion is more common in speech with words like here, and there and small adverbials.

4. In this case, 'Not until I saw what had happened' is the adverbial clause.