Page 3 - 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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33. callously
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verb
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Callously she replied to us.
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emotionally hardened; unfeeling; indifference to others
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34. capriciously
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verb
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He capriciously offered his reason.
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subject to whim; impulsive and unpredictable
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35. carelessly
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verb
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Carelessly she handled the old painting.
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negligent; lack of forethought; heedless
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36. carnally
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verb
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He carnally desired her attention.
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relating to physical sexual appetites
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37. casually
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verb
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She casually admitted her involvement.
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offhand; informal; not serious
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38. cataclysmically
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adjective
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It was a cataclysmically sudden change.
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violent upheaval; violent and sudden change
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39. caustically
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verb
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Caustically he recalled the event.
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causing an intense emotion ; use of irony or sarcasm
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40. cheaply
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adjective
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His cheaply casual behavior distressed us.
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achieved with little effort; vulgar or contemptible
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41. childishly
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adjective
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It was a childishly foolish prank.
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lack of maturity; not complicated; simple
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42. churlishly
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verb
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He behaved churlishly at work.
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boorish or vulgar; surly; bad disposition
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43. cliquishly
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verb
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She cliquishly decided things.
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acting in a small exclusive group
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44. clumsily
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verb
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The problem was handled clumsily.
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lacking physical coordination, skill or grace; awkward
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45. coarsely
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verb
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He spoke somewhat coarsely to her.
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low, common of inferior quality; lacking in delicacy
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46. conceitedly
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verb
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He conceitedly bragged at times.
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holding a high opinion of oneself; vain
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47. contentiously
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verb
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He contentiously dismissed her objections.
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quarrelsome; argumentative; belligerent
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48. corruptly
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verb
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She corruptly handled the situation.
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marked by immorality; depraved; dishonest
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