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. Chief Executive Michael Pearson:

   It's been a privilege to lead Valeant for the past eight years, while I regret the controversies that have adversely impacted our business over the past several months, I know that Valeant is a strong and resilient company, and I am committed to doing everything I can to ensure a smooth transition to new leadership.

2. 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.

3. 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.

4. 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.

5. David Kudla:

   The push to meet these self-imposed targets makes one question what cost was incurred to build these cars and how was quality adversely impacted, whether somebody is short at $361 or $300 they're going to be fine.