Page 13 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations
Word	Modifies	Used in a Sentence	Definitions
193. maliciously	verb	He maliciously spread rumors about her.	deliberately harmful; spiteful
194. malignantly	verb	He malignantly interjected spiteful rumors.	disposed to do evil; highly injurious; pernicious
195. menacingly	verb	He menacingly held a long knife.	act of threatening; endanger
196. miserably	adjective	He led a miserably sad life.	uncomfortable or unhappy; wretched; shameful
197. mistakenly	verb	She mistakenly corrected her friend.	wrong or incorrect in opinion or understanding
198. mockingly	verb	He mockingly mimicked his neighbor.	to treat with ridicule or contempt; deride
199. monotonously	verb	She monotonously delivered her lesson.	tediously repetitious or lacking in variety
200. monstrously	adjective	It was a monstrously evil movie.	shockingly hideous or frightful; abnormal
201. moodily	verb	He moodily surveyed his chances of success.	temperamental; sullen or gloomy mood
202. morbidly	adjective	She often had morbidly grisly thoughts.	unwholesome thoughts or feelings; gruesome
203. morosely	verb	He morosely considered his chances.	sullenly melancholy; gloomy; unsmiling
204. mortally	verb	He was mortally wounded in the battle.	liable or subject to death; dire
205. mournfully	verb	She mournfully considered her friend's death.	feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sadness; gloomy
206. mundanely	adjective	She dwelled on mundanely simple things.	concern with commonplaces; ordinary; materialistic
207. murderously	adjective	He was capable of murderously evil thoughts.	capable of, guilty of, or intending murder
208. mutinously	adjective	It was mutinously thoughtless behavior.	unruly, disaffected; not submissive to authority
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