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Which sentence is correct?
Using the word platonic in a sentence.
Sam and I had a good friendship. The relationship started platonically and then became serious.
Should I use platonic or platonically?
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Re: Which sentence is correct?

Originally Posted by
MsNyree
Using the word platonic in a sentence.
Sam and I had a good friendship. The relationship started platonically and then became serious.
Should I use platonic or platonically?
Platonically is correctly used. It is an adverb and it modifies the verb started. , OR, you can say :
Sam and I had a good friendship. The relationship started in a platonic way and then became serious.[platonic = adjective]
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