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Definition of adversely - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
negative impactin a harmful or negative way
- The new policy adversely affected small businesses.
2.
hindering progressin a way that prevents success or development
- High taxes can affect investment adversely..
Expressions with adversely
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experience harm or negative impact because of something
Small businesses may be adversely affected by the new regulations.
Origin of adversely
Latin, adversus (against)
Terms with adversely included in their meaning
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software development
testing to ensure changes do not adversely affect existing features
situation impact
be adversely affected by a particular situation
Examples of adversely in a sentence
His health was adversely affected by the pollution. The weather can adversely impact crop yields. Poor management can adversely affect employee morale.
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- French:négativement, défavorablement, ...
- German:nachteilig, schädlich, ...
- Italian:negativamente, avversamente, ...
- Spanish:negativamente, adversamente, ...
- Portuguese:adversamente, ...
- Chinese:不利地, 负面地, ...
- Japanese:悪影響を与えて, 悪影響を与えるように, ...
- Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ سَلْبِيّ, سَلْباً, ...
- Hebrew:לְרָעָה, ...
- Russian:негативно, неблагоприятно, ...
- Ukrainian:негативно, ...
- Hindi:प्रतिकूल रूप से, ...
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