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inadmissibly

inadmissibly adverb: in an inadmissible way.

Adverb

inadmissibly (comparative more inadmissibly, superlative most inadmissibly)

  1. In an inadmissible way.
    • Still, it is not clear how far socialists ought to go in "restricting capitalist acts between consenting adults," since doing so seems to impinge, inadmissibly, on individuals' freedoms.1984, Andrew Levine, Arguing for socialism: theoretical considerations, page 65

Forms of inadmissibly

comparativemore inadmissibly
superlativemost inadmissibly

Origin of inadmissibly

From in- + admissible + -ly.

Questions about inadmissibly

What does inadmissibly mean?
Inadmissibly means in an inadmissible way.
What part of speech is inadmissibly?
Inadmissibly is an adverb.

Words near inadmissibly in the dictionary

  1. inadmissable
  2. inadmissibilities
  3. inadmissibility
  4. inadmissible
  5. inadmissibles
  6. inadmissibly
  7. inadmittable
  8. inadventurous
  9. inadvertence
  10. inadvertences
  11. inadvertencies

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