preferably
Pronunciation: [prɪˈfɜrəbli]
Word
Context: “choice”
(adverb) when you say you would like something to happen more than another option. It's like when you're trying to decide between two things, and you have a favorite choice.
Example
I would preferably like to go to the park instead of staying at home.
Example
He doesn't preferably choose to eat vegetables; he likes junk food more.
Example
Would you preferably want to watch a movie or read a book?
Context: “preference”
(adverb) when you mention what you would like best among different options. This shows your first choice in a situation.
Example
She would preferably prefer chocolate ice cream over vanilla.
Example
He doesn’t preferably enjoy going to crowded places; he'd rather stay home.
Example
What would you preferably like to do this weekend?
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