Is extraly a real English word?

It is not standard English. Most native speakers would treat it as incorrect or unusual.

What should I say instead of extraly?

Use "additionally," "also," "besides," or "extra," depending on the sentence.

Can I use extraly in academic writing?

No. It sounds non-standard, so choose a correct formal word instead.

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extraly

/ˈek.strə.li/

IELTSAcademic

adverb

Not standard in modern English. People sometimes use it to mean "additionally" or "extra," but native speakers usually avoid it.

The form is extraly incorrect.
Use additionally instead of extraly.

Adinary Nuance

"Extraly" is not a standard English word, so native speakers usually do not use it. If you want to say "in addition," use "additionally," "also," or "extra." In formal writing, "extraly" will sound unnatural and may look like an error.

In other languages

Vietnamese: thêm vào đó
Spanish: además
Chinese: 另外
Japanese: さらに
Korean: 추가로

Etymology

Built from "extra" plus the adverb ending "-ly." It appears to be a modern formation, but it is not standard in English dictionaries or formal usage.

Common phrases

extra chargeextra timeextra help

Synonyms

additionally also extra

Related words

extra additional moreover

Frequently asked questions

Is extraly a real English word?: It is not standard English. Most native speakers would treat it as incorrect or unusual.
What should I say instead of extraly?: Use "additionally," "also," "besides," or "extra," depending on the sentence.
Can I use extraly in academic writing?: No. It sounds non-standard, so choose a correct formal word instead.