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What is the Adverb form of identity?

There isn't a direct adverb form of "identity". "Identity" is a noun, and adverbs describe verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs.

However, you could use phrases to convey similar meanings depending on the context:

* For how something is similar or different: "identically" (meaning exactly the same), "differently" (meaning not the same), "similarly" (meaning in the same way).

* For how someone acts: "authentically" (meaning true to oneself), "consistently" (meaning always the same way).

Example:

* "The twins dress identically." (using an adverb to describe how they dress)

* "She behaved authentically, expressing her true feelings." (using an adverb to describe how she acted)

The specific adverb you choose will depend on the specific meaning you want to convey.

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