Page 2 - 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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17. awfully
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adjective
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He had an awfully long time to wait
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bad, unpleasant; formidable in nature
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18. awkwardly
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verb
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She awkwardly answered his question.
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not graceful; ungainly
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19. badly
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verb
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She acted badly towards her Mother.
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not achieving a good standard
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20. beguilingly
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verb
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He beguilingly stole her money.
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deception by cajolery or flattery
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21. bitterly
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verb
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It became a bitterly fought divorce.
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sharply unpleasant; difficult or distasteful to accept
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22. blandly
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verb
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The play was a blandly produced drama.
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dull and insipid
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23. blatantly
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verb
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He blatantly lied about his involvement.
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offensively conspicuous
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24. bleakly
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verb
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Bleakly she faced the new day.
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gloomy and somber; dreary
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25. blindly
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verb
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She blindly accepted the answer.
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without seeing, knowledge; hidden from sight
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26. bluntly
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verb
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He bluntly replied that he won't go.
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abrupt and disconcerting frank in speech
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27. boastfully
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verb
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She boastfully described her achievements.
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glorify oneself; talk in a self admiring way
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28. boorishly
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verb
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Boorishly she spoke of her accomplishments.
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rude and clumsy in behavior
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29. brashly
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verb
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He brashly spoke about the event.
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hasty and unthinking; impetuous; lacking tact
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30. brazenly
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verb
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It was a brazenly attempt to lie.
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flagrant and insolent audacity
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31. brusquely
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verb
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He brusquely pushed aside the question.
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abrupt and curt in manner; discourteously blunt
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32. brutally
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adjective
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It was a brutally offensive speech.
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extremely ruthless or cruel; harsh; unrelenting
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