Page 14 - Selective Adverbs Having Mostly Negative Connotations
Word	Modifies	Used in a Sentence	Definitions
209. naively	verb	He naively considered his dangerous situation.	lacking sophistication; artless; lacking critical insight
210. nakedly	adjective	He faced the nakedly bitter truth.	having no concealment, disguise, or embellishment
211. negatively	adjective	Negatively morose thoughts can pose problems.	having no positive features; shows hostility
212. neglectfully	verb	She neglectfully attended to her work.	heedless; inattentive; negligent; lax
213. negligibly	adjective	It was a negligibly trifling thought.	not significant or important enough to be worth considering
214. nervously	verb	She nervously considered her options.	easily agitated or distressed; jumpy; tense
215. neurotically	verb	Neurotically, she obsessed about her situation.	over anxious; prone to excessive anxiety; emotionally upset
216. noisily	verb	He noisily ate his dinner.	sound that is loud, unpleasant, unexpected or undesired
217. nonchalantly	verb	She nonchalantly ignored his concerns.	seeming to be coolly unconcerned or indifferent
218. obnoxiously	verb	She obnoxiously spoke about his troubles.	very objectionable; odious; exposed to harm, injury, or evil
219. obscenely	verb	He obscenely talked about her morals.	offensive to accepted standards of decency or modesty
220. obscurely	verb	The problems were obscurely described by her.	not clearly understood or expressed
221. obsequiously	verb	He obsequiously responded to the boss.	exhibiting servile compliance; fawning; insincere
222. obsessively	verb	He was obsessively consumed by greed.	excessive in degree or nature; compulsive
223. obtrusively	verb	He obtrusively thrush his ideas on others.	tending to push self-assertively forward; brash
224. onerously	verb	She onerously told us how she succeeded.	containing or derived form error; mistaken
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