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. Anne Bowen:

   Our media will go to zero if we don't completely move our show time and there are no other time slots that day. So this severely adversely affects us. in a perfect world he would move his show to a time slot where there are no other designers showing and let us have our show when we planned it on the 16th at noon but I don’t see him doing that.

2. Ted Kallmyer:

   While the amounts are still much higher than what we experts recommend as a safe daily amount (400 mg), this group of people has, over time, built up their caffeine tolerance and/or their livers process caffeine really well so it doesn't affect them adversely, however, the problem with these products is that they can inadvertently be consumed by people who are not in the targeted category.

3. Jasmeet Khurana:

   The smaller manufacturers of India, especially the cell manufacturers, will be adversely hit because they are unable to compete both on technology and even on price structures.

4. Gilbert Gapay:

   The arrest will adversely affect the logistics support network of the group.

5. Freddie Mac:

   Mortgage rates continue their upward trajectory as the Federal Reserve signals a more aggressive stance on monetary policy, overall, consumers are spending in sectors that are not interest rate-sensitive, such as travel and dining out. However, rate-sensitive sectors, such as housing, continue to be adversely affected. As a result, would-be homebuyers continue to face the compounding challenges of affordability and low inventory.