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    "Appreciate" does not have an adverb form, because it cant be used in that context, at least not very easily. You would say "I'm deeply appreciative" or "very appreciative", which is the adjective form of the word. In an adverbial context, you might use a phrase like "with much appreciation" instead, as in the sentence like "He expressed his gratitude with much appreciation."
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    March 4, 2019
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    Either word could work in this situation, however far less people will use "veracity" in every day conversation. You could also say "truthfulness" or "validity" and the same idea would be communicated. Also, veracity can be used when discussing someone's habitual qualities, so if you are questioning someone's veracity (or someone's honesty, truthfulness, etc.), you are often talking more about their habitual truthfulness than about a specific situation.
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    March 2, 2019
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