| Page 9 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations | |||
| Word | Modifies | Used in a Sentence | Definitions |
| 129. hedonistically | verb | They hedonistically searched for an easy life. | pursuit or devotion to pleasure |
| 130. heedlessly | verb | They heedlessly ignored our wishes. | unmindful or thoughtless behavior; hasty; impetuous |
| 131. heinously | verb | They heinously treated the workers | grossly wicked or reprehensible; abominable |
| 132. hellishly | verb | She acted hellishly towards her coworkers. | highly unpleasant; fiendish; worthy of hell |
| 133. hesitantly | verb | She hesitantly decided to proceed. | inclined or tending to be unassertive |
| 134. hideously | verb | He hideously described the battle's outcome. | repulsive, especially to the sight; revoltingly ugly |
| 135. hollowly | verb | They hollowly praised our hard work. | without substance or character; devoid of truth or validity |
| 136. horrendously | verb | The final result ended horrendously. | hideous; dreadful |
| 137. horribly | verb | I horribly failed to mend their bad feelings. | arousing or tending arouse horror; dreadful; very unpleasant |
| 138. hysterically | verb | She acted hysterically after seeing the result. | overcome by panic; terrified; panic-stricken |
| 139. idiotically | verb | The idiotically proposed to steal the money. | showing foolishness or stupidity; lacking intelligence |
| 140. ignominiously | verb | Our efforts to succeed ended ignominiously. | marked by shame or disgrace; degrading; debasing |
| 141. ignorantly | verb | He ignorantly disclosed our secret codes. | lacking education or knowledge; unaware or uninformed |
| 142. immoderately | verb | He immoderately consumed too much alcohol. | exceeding normal or appropriate bounds; extreme |
| 143. immodestly | verb | She often immodestly wore skimpy clothing. | lacking modesty; offending against sexual mores in conduct |
| 144. immorally | verb | They immorally dressed for a elegant dinner. | contrary to established moral principles |
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