Synonyms for adversely
ad·verse·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. adverselyadverb

   in an adverse manner

   "she was adversely affected by the new regulations"

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1. List of paraphrases for "adversely":

   negatively, unfavourably

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1. Andrew Bakaj:

   The call to have my client's identity disclosed will fundamentally harm a process that took decades to build. By extension, it will adversely impact Congressional oversight. These consequences, I fear, will be long-lasting, if Congress and others do not protect my client's anonymity -- which my client is afforded to by law -- not only does it jeopardize their safety, but it jeopardizes an entire system that took decades to build. It will destroy effective Congressional oversight for years to come. This is what is at stake. It is time for Members of Congress and our government leaders to internalize this fact.

2. Greg Shaheen:

   Membership sometimes brings about change that is not logical and, quite honestly, can adversely affect the product, the issue is that in a collective of that many perspectives, you wind up with some things that don’t make a lot of sense.

3. Syed Mahmood Ahmad:

   Regulatory impositions adversely impact the livelihood of farmers, the legal cigarette business.

4. B. J. Gupta:

   Any activity that adversely affects society is immoral.

5. Zhiwei Zhang:

   The COVID outbreak has forced more cities to tighten travel restrictions, which will likely affect the service sector adversely in November. The property sector slowdown is getting worse.