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adversely Meaning
adversely (r)
in an adverse manner
adversely (adv.)
In an adverse manner; inimically; unfortunately; contrariwise.
adversely Sentence Examples
- The sudden change in economic policy had an adversely impact on small businesses, leading to closures and layoffs.
- Extended exposure to high levels of stress can adversely affect both physical and mental health.
- The environmental pollution from the factory adversely affected the air and water quality in the surrounding area.
- The unexpected market downturn adversely affected the investment portfolios of many individuals.
- The new regulations inadvertently and adversely impacted the efficiency of the production process.
- The project timeline was adversely affected by delays in the delivery of crucial materials.
- The adverse weather conditions disrupted transportation services, causing delays and cancellations.
- Excessive use of pesticides can adversely impact the ecosystem by harming beneficial insects and pollinators.
- The product recall adversely impacted the company's reputation and consumer trust.
- The prolonged drought adversely affected agricultural yields, leading to food shortages in the region.
FAQs About the word adversely
in an adverse mannerIn an adverse manner; inimically; unfortunately; contrariwise.
unfavorably,negatively,disapprovingly, captiously, unflatteringly,disdainfully, scornfully
favorably, favorably, positively,positively, lovingly, respectfully, complimentarily, complimentarily, approvingly, approvingly
The sudden change in economic policy had an adversely impact on small businesses, leading to closures and layoffs.
Extended exposure to high levels of stress can adversely affect both physical and mental health.
The environmental pollution from the factory adversely affected the air and water quality in the surrounding area.
The unexpected market downturn adversely affected the investment portfolios of many individuals.
