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adversely

adverb as in unfavorably

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Alcohol can also interact adversely with the multiple medications older people may be taking.

The stock hasn’t worked well this year; it’s down more than 13%, as McCormick has been adversely affected by tariffs and cost inflation.

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"There is the potential for alpine flora and soils to be adversely affected by the addition of ashes to a nutrient-poor environment," he said.

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Authorities said the protest interfered with “the coordination of federal agencies’ personnel and preparation for immigration enforcement activities,” and also “obstructed, delayed, and adversely affected commerce.”

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This "adversely affected" the mental health of women who dreamed of starting families but were unable to do so, affecting their relationships and jobs.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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