Page 11 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations
Word	Modifies	Used in a Sentence	Definitions
161. indiscriminately	verb	They indiscriminately blamed everyone.	not based on careful distinctions; unselective; random
162. ineffectually	verb	They ineffectually made some decisions.	useless; worthless; lacking forcefulness
163. ineptly	verb	Ineptly they continued to work on the project.	not apt or fitting; inappropriate; bungling or clumsy
164. infamously	adjective	She had an infamously bad personality.	having an exceedingly bad reputation; notorious
165. infectiously	adjective	She had a infectiously bad tendency to lie.	easily or readily communicated
166. injudiciously	verb	He injudiciously showed his bias.	lacking or showing a lack of judgement; unwise
167. insincerely	verb	She often insincerely spoke of helping us.	not sincere; hypocritical
168. insolently	verb	The man insolently answered our question.	disrespectfulness; impudence; rudeness
169. insufferably	adjective	He had an insufferably bad attitude.	difficult or impossible to endure; intolerable
170. insultingly	adjective	He had an insultingly vile temper.	to give offense; offend; to affront or demean
171. irascibly	adjective	She accused him of irascibly poor decisions.	prone to outbursts of temper; easily angered
172. irrationally	verb	Irrationally she bitterly denounced her husband.	loss of normal mental clarity; incoherent
173. irresponsibly	verb	She irresponsibly accused us of theft.	unreliable or untrustworthy; unaccountable
174. irritably	verb	She irritably harangued other workers.	easily annoyed; abnormally sensitive to a stimulus
175. jealously	verb	She jealously guarded her precious jewels.	fearful or wary of being supplanted; envious
176. lackadaisically	verb	Lackadaisically he spoke of his work.	lacking spirit, liveliness or interest; languid
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