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Adverb
▲
In an abominable manner
abominably
dreadfully
awfully
badly
horribly
terribly
vilely
shockingly
abysmally
disgustingly
wickedly
woefully
wretchedly
despicably
disgracefully
frightfully
hideously
nauseatingly
offensively
reprehensibly
repulsively
revoltingly
shamefully
abhorrently
appallingly
contemptibly
detestably
horrendously
horridly
monstrously
odiously
unforgivably
atrociously
brutally
deplorably
execrably
horrifyingly
nastily
obnoxiously
repugnantly
disagreeably
distastefully
hatefully
heinously
loathsomely
miserably
unpalatably
unpleasantly
damnably
diabolically
disreputably
repellently
more ❯
“Many of these residents have complained to me about the foul taste and murky color of their tap water.”
Adverb
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In a fraudulent, illegal or underhanded manner
ill
criminally
dishonestly
fraudulently
illegally
unlawfully
illegitimately
underhandedly
unscrupulously
corruptly
illicitly
immorally
improperly
unethically
degenerately
surreptitiously
unconscionably
unjustly
wrongly
vilely
despicably
dishonourablyUK
basely
dirtily
wickedly
dishonorablyUS
badly
contemptibly
diabolically
nastily
more ❯
“King Hamlet's tormented spirit reveals that a hidden crime of foul murder condemns it to walk the earth and roast in hell.”
Adverb
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Adverb for containing or full of noxious matter
pollutedly
impurely
dirtily
filthily
uncleanly
grimily
muckily
muddily
grubbily
dustily
dingily
smuttily
grungily
nastily
grottily
sootily
sordidly
bedraggledly
blackly
scuzzily
messily
squalidly
yuckily
slimily
ickily
sloppily
unhygienically
scummily
unsanitarily
sleazily
more ❯
“Alicia breathed in the foul air of the bar, thankful that the smell of cigarettes wasn't as potent today.”
Adverb
▲
Adverb for hostile or disagreeable in mood or manner
hostilely
disagreeably
meanly
aggressively
antagonistically
belligerently
maliciously
rudely
spitefully
surlily
uncharitably
unfriendlily
bellicosely
cantankerously
churlishly
combatively
confrontationally
inconsiderately
inhospitably
malevolently
malignantly
obnoxiously
pugnaciously
rottenly
unkindly
viciously
vindictively
vitriolically
wrathfully
abusively
angrily
bitterly
cattily
cruelly
hatefully
hurtfully
joylessly
malignly
militantly
rancorously
uncongenially
unsociably
unsympathetically
vilely
wretchedly
filthily
furiously
poisonously
scrappily
sourly
venomously
viperously
ill-naturedly
more ❯
“But sometimes he'd be in a foul mood, telling people off and humiliating them in front of their co-workers.”
Adverb
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Adverb for obscene or indecent in a way that is unacceptable in polite society
obscenely
grossly
coarsely
crudely
dirtily
filthily
indecently
profanely
vulgarly
bluely
lewdly
lowly
smuttily
blasphemously
abusively
ribaldly
uncouthly
unwholesomely
scatologically
bawdily
impurely
indelicately
lasciviously
nastily
pornographically
raunchily
salaciously
suggestively
trashily
unprintably
wantonly
offensively
scurrilously
more ❯
“With that, he began to curse and employ such foul language that I became frightened and actually feared for my life.”
Adverb
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Adverb for characterized by misery or gloom
miserably
drearily
bleakly
depressingly
dismally
sorrily
cheerlessly
darkly
drably
gloomily
grimly
pathetically
soberly
sombrelyUK
traumatically
upsettingly
woefully
wretchedly
disconcertingly
discouragingly
dishearteningly
distressingly
hopelessly
joylessly
morosely
painfully
solemnly
somberlyUS
sullenly
tragically
abjectly
awfully
direly
disquietingly
dreadfully
funereally
heartbreakingly
heartrendingly
lamentably
ruefully
sadly
terribly
unhappily
unpleasantly
badly
comfortlessly
forlornly
horrendously
horribly
horridly
horrifically
blackly
dolefully
harrowingly
humorlesslyUS
humourlesslyUK
gut-wrenchingly
heart-rendingly
more ❯
“The rest, however, bore their swords and their allegiance to the king of France, and spread throughout the country the foul news of Arthur's murder.”
Adverb
▲
Adverb for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
stormily
roughly
unpleasantly
inclemently
badly
disagreeably
rainily
wetly
wildly
foggily
murkily
windily
bleakly
gustily
mistily
nastily
rawly
tempestuously
turbulently
gloomily
vilely
dirtily
violently
ragingly
filthily
roaringly
choppily
tumultuously
boisterously
blusteringly
more ❯
“The foul weather has kept residents indoors for most of the day.”
Adverb
▲
Adverb for inhumanly or outrageously evil or immorally wrong
monstrously
evilly
wickedly
atrociously
vilely
fiendishly
heinously
inhumanly
horribly
shockingly
abominably
diabolically
basely
nefariously
immorally
dreadfully
villainously
depravedly
iniquitously
ghastlily
appallingly
despicably
horrifyingly
gruesomely
devilishly
hideously
odiously
terribly
horrifically
outrageously
shamefully
grislily
awfully
contemptibly
horrendously
macabrely
frightfully
abhorrently
unspeakably
nastily
hellishly
egregiously
disgracefully
horridly
scandalously
bestially
flagitiously
infamously
loathsomely
nightmarishly
satanically
luridly
morbidly
terrifically
aberrantly
intolerably
ominously
obscenely
Adverb
▲
Adverb for mistaken, faulty, or in error
wrongly
faultily
defectively
mistakenly
inaccurately
falsely
fallaciously
unsatisfactorily
confusedly
rottenly
badly
imperfectly
erroneously
crookedly
Adverb
▲
Adverb for ill-mannered in nature
harshly
abusively
acerbically
derisively
derogatorily
insultingly
offensively
defamatorily
degradingly
disdainfully
insolently
obnoxiously
pejoratively
reproachfully
sarcastically
scathingly
scurrilously
violently
bitterly
contemptuously
discourteously
impolitely
rudely
sharply
uncivilly
unfriendlily
vituperatively
vulgarly
abruptly
bluntly
brusquely
contumeliously
curtly
disparagingly
gruffly
shortly
surlily
ungraciously
unkindly
disrespectfully
more ❯
Adverb
▲
Adverb for muggy, stuffy, with bad ventilation
fuggily
airlessly
stalely
stuffily
closely
fustily
muggily
noxiously
smokily
fetidlyUS
foggily
hazily
heavily
noisomely
oppressively
stiflingly
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Nearby Words
foul matter
foul mood
foul mouth
foulmouthed
foul-mouthed
foulness
foul language
foul lane
foul invective
fouling up
foulings
fouling of water
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