I went upon some adverbializers that turn the adjective they follow into an
adverb, but don't figure out if there is any rule, such as whether one
particular particle (e.g. と, に) is used with one particular type of adjectives
(e.g. い adjectives, た adjectives).
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grammar particle-と adjectives adverbs
Adverbializers of adjectives in Japanese (に, く, と)
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Although there are exceptions:

〜な adjectives are commonly adverbialized by に.

〜い adjectives are commonly adverbialized by く.

〜たる adjectives are commonly adverbialized by と.

Adverbializers like と can also be used to emphasize the adverbial nature of
adverbs.
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