unvirtuously
unvirtuously adverb: in an unvirtuous manner.
Adverb
unvirtuously (comparative more unvirtuously, superlative most unvirtuously)
- In an unvirtuous manner.
- Synonyms:
- immorally, indecently, wrongly, illicitly, immodestly, improperly, incontinently, reprehensibly, unchastely, unseemly
Synonyms of unvirtuously
- immorally
- indecently
- wrongly
- illicitly
- immodestly
- improperly
- incontinently
- reprehensibly
- unchastely
- unseemly
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Antonyms
Forms of unvirtuously
| comparative | more unvirtuously |
|---|---|
| superlative | most unvirtuously |
Origin of unvirtuously
From Middle English wnwerteusly, equivalent to unvirtuous + -ly.
Questions about unvirtuously
- What does unvirtuously mean?
- Unvirtuously means in an unvirtuous manner.
- What part of speech is unvirtuously?
- Unvirtuously is an adverb.
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