Page 1 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations
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Word
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Modifies
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Used in a Sentence
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Definitions
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1. abnormally
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adjective
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It is an abnormally low number.
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Not typical, unusual, deviant
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2. abruptly
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verb
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Her abruptly terminated her speech.
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unexpectedly sudden, unceremoniously curt
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3. absently
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verb
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He absently answered her question.
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exhibiting or feeling inattentiveness
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4. absentmindedly
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adjective
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She absentmindedly left her purse on the bus.
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preoccupied, deep in thought
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5. absurdly
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adjective
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It was absurdly silly idea.
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ridiculously incongruous or unreasonable
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6. abysmally
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adjective
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It was a abysmally sad day.
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very bad, very profound, limitless
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7. accidentally
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verb
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She accidentally hit the other car.
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occurring unexpectedly, unintentionally or by chance
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8. angrily
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verb
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She angrily refused to go.
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strong feeling of displeasure or hostility
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9. antagonistically
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verb
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The leader antagonistically berated at the men.
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incurring contentiousness; opposes against another
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10. appallingly
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adjective
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It was an appallingly choice of words.
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causing consternation or dismay; frightful
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11. arbitrarily
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verb
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She arbitrarily chose the color.
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determined by chance, whim or impulse
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12. arrogantly
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verb
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He arrogantly replied to her question.
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unwarranted importance or consideration
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13. artificially
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verb
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They artificially colored the flowers.
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not natural or genuine
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14. atrocious
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adjective
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She took an atrocious course of action.
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extremely evil or cruel, abominable
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15. audaciously
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verb
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He audaciously chose the method.
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fearless; often recklessly; daring
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16. autocratically
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verb
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They autocratically choose the leader.
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using unlimited power
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