negatively
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3.3
- adverb
- /ˈnɛɡətɪvli/
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negativamente
- Although this practice had advantages, it also could negatively affect the strength of a library collection.
- negatively affect
- negatively impact
- negatively influence
Sadly, there are people whose mental health is negatively impacted by social media.
- Sadly, there are people whose mental health is negatively impacted by social media.
- Does it affect negatively your interactions with the law?
- So not eating fruit is negatively impacting health globally.
- And I feel like that is just negatively hurting the world because of it.
- So de dollarization negatively impacts the financial elite of America.
- We have a lot of emotional stress, mental, emotional stress that's impacting negatively on, on our biology.
- Way to push a good man away is letting friends and family constantly negatively impact the relationship.
- Higher borrowing costs affect cash flow negatively, which make the buyer offer less to the seller.
- So dementia is an umbrella term that includes many different disorders that negatively affect cognition.
- So positive thinking is I can have this third piece of cheesecake and it's not going to negatively impact my body or my brain.
- And I can tell you statistically, if you are obese or greatly overweight, it negatively impacts every area of your life.
- And kids often don't become terribly symptomatic with COVID, but it still can negatively impact their brain.
- Anyway, I find ginger to be the taste least negatively affected by diet, by being diet.
Examples
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Way to push a good man away is letting friends and family constantly negatively impact the relationship.
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Students who exhibit challenging behaviors can negatively impact the classroom environment for their teachers, peers, and themselves.
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If you lay one hand on each other, whether the kids are here or not, it will negatively impact them.
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That will affect me negatively because I need you here out on the street, working, not in jail, you understand?
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Sadly, there are people whose mental health is negatively impacted by social media.
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And inevitably, it's the poorest women who are most negatively affected.
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Our study supports the position that teacher absenteeism is negatively related to student achievement.
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So ADD is real and can really negatively impact someone's life if you don't get it treated.
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In-class texting was significant in negatively impacting grades after GPA, ACT, and attendance were controlled.
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If social media usage increases, it can negatively affect mental health for many users.
Synonyms
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1.0
In a way that makes people think less of someone
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4.9
In a way that causes harm
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5.6
In a way that causes great harm or failure
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4.3
In a way that causes damage or hurts others
1
7.2
In a way that harms people or things
1
4.4
In a way that causes harm or bad results
1
9.0
In a way that causes harm or damage
1
8.9
In a way that causes harm slowly without being noticed
In a way that makes things worse for someone
In a way that causes great harm
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Etymology
Negatively comes from an old Latin word negare and the root neg-, which mean 'to say no' or 'no'. So when something affects you negatively, it is like saying 'no' to your health or plans and therefore harms or takes something away.