Bleach may kill some strains of mold but not others. Bleach is corrosive and many damage some surfaces. In addition, bleach will not penetrate deeply into semi-porous materials like wood, so it will remove mold on the surface but leave traces of mold behind that will just grow back and spread.
-ly. 1  a suffix forming adverbs from adjectives: gladly; gradually; secondly. 2  a suffix meaning âevery,â attached to certain nouns denoting units of time: hourly; daily. 3  an adjective suffix meaning â-likeâ: saintly; cowardly.
Definition. A traditional term for an adverb --such as high, fast, and hard --that has the same form as its corresponding adjective. Unlike most adverbs in English, flat adverbs (also known as plain adverbs) do not end in-ly. A few adverbs have both a plain form and an-ly form: slow and slowly; loud and loudly; fair and fairly.