Synonyms for negatively
neg·a·tive·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. negativelyadverb

   in a harmful manner

   "he was negatively affected"

2. negativelyadverb

   in a negative way

   "he was negatively inclined"

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1. List of paraphrases for "negatively":

   adversely, passively

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1. Daniel Ives:

   IBM as well as other tech stalwarts such as Oracle, SAP, HP and Cisco face major headwinds as they adjust to this new cloud paradigm shift, which coupled with a cloudy IT spending environment have negatively impacted results.

2. Donald Tusk:

   The EU has a right and an obligation to engage in a tough and open dialogue with the authorities of every EU member state where the rule of law and norms of democracy may be violated, and I hope that your words and your actions will help to mitigate the behavior of Kaczynski`s party. But at the same time, in no way should they negatively affect my country and of course Polish citizens.

3. Rebecca Puhl:

   They would get less frequent checkups with the doctor, they were more likely to view that their doctors were negatively judging them about their weight, and that their doctor had less respect for them and didn't listen to their needs.

4. Philip Yanos:

   Some people are uncomfortable with the idea of a professional coming into their home. So, the services have to be provided in a way that shows awareness of that. Schools might respond negatively to outsiders coming to talk with them, as well.

5. Francis Creighton:

   Credit scores are dynamic and weigh many different factors, while you may be reported as current, other factors could result in score changes, including how much credit you're using or you might have opened other accounts which could impact the score -- in some cases positively and others negatively.