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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   negatively, unfavourably

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1. Dr Webster:

   We are just on the edge of a whole big effort in terms of developing sensors out of nanomaterials that can do that, the smaller the material the more you will not adversely affect the events you're trying to measure. I think this is where this technology shows real promise -- there will be sensors on vascular stents, pacemakers, hip implants.

2. Atheendar Venkataramani:

   The study is important because it shows that when economic opportunities collapse, it not only has consequences for people's economic wellbeing but it might adversely affect their health too, economic opportunity matters for our health, and as the forces that are shifting economic opportunities for people are continuing to evolve, we have to think about how policies can both make people resilient -- from a health sense -- to the negative changes that might happen, and we also have to think about what types of policies on the economic side may actually give people opportunities, which may also bolster their health.

3. Syed Mahmood Ahmad:

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

4. Margie Patel:

   I think the markets are indicating that whatever happens, the rest of the world will not be greatly adversely affected by the decision.

5. Assistant Attorney General Stephen Boyd:

   The Department has consulted the relevant parties and concluded that the release of the memoranda to Congress at this time would not adversely impact any ongoing investigation or other confidentiality interests of the Executive Branch.