Page 10 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations
Word	Modifies	Used in a Sentence	Definitions
145. immovably	verb	Immovably they resisted all efforts to change.	impossible to move or alter; unyielding in principle
146. impatiently	verb	Impatiently she said how angry she felt.	unable to wait or tolerate delay; restless; anxious
147. imperiously	adjective	It was an imperiously arrogant attitude.	arrogantly domineering or overbearing
148. impertinently	verb	The boy impertinently stated he hated us.	the state or an example of disrespectful rudeness
149. impetuously	verb	He impetuously screamed for them to stop.	heedlessness, hasty; forceful energy or emotion
150. impolitely	verb	They impolitely told us to shut up.	discourteous; not polite
151. impudently	verb	Impudently they shouted down all objections.	showing a lack of respect; insolent or impertinent
152. impulsively	verb	Impulsively she screamed at everyone.	showing a lack of discernment; rash, careless; thoughtless
153. inaccurately	verb	Inaccurately he told his recollection of events.	mistaken or incorrect; faulty
154. inadequately	verb	Inadequately she described her problems.	insufficient to fulfill a need or meet a requirement
155. inanely	adjective	It was an inanely stupid idea.	lacking sense or substance; empty; devoid of meaning
156. incessantly	adjective	We heard an incessantly mournful wail.	continuing without interruption
157. incoherently	verb	He began to incoherently babble about nothing.	lacking cohesion, connection, or harmony
158. inconsistently	adjective	He showed an inconsistently irrational behavior.	not regular predictable; erratic; contradictory
159. incorrectly	verb	She incorrectly described the situation.	not correct; erroneous or wrong
160. indecently	verb	She often dressed indecently.	offensive to good taste; unseemly; immodest
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