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Opposite of in a total or complete sense or manner (with no exceptions)
Opposite of in a virtuous manner free of immorality
Opposite of to the exclusion of everyone or everything else
“It is apparent in the first place that something more than superficial damage to the olfactory mucosa must be induced to convey protection in animals.”
Opposite of with no qualification, restriction, or limitation
Opposite of to the exclusion of everyone or everything else
“The school has an active anti-bullying policy in place and is confident that it deals fully and inclusively with any issues that may arise.”
Opposite of adverb for not mixed or adulterated with any other substance or material
“The solution was mixed and contaminated, thus, rendering it useless for our experiments.”
Opposite of adverb for free of any contamination
“The once pristine beach resort is now heavily polluted and has a foul smell.”
(of a person) Opposite of adverb for wholesome and untainted by immorality
“Immodest dress code was not welcome inside the church.”
Opposite of adverb for nothing less than
“He experienced limited joy when she gave him a smile, but was eventually disappointed when she turned around to hug her partner.”
(of a subject of study) Opposite of adverb for dealing with abstract concepts and not practical application
“Scientists and engineers usually prefer to define technology as applied science, rather than as the things that people make and use.”
(of a color) Opposite of adverb for complete and unadulterated
“The finish was a mixed shade of blue and green, with a metallic layer on top.”
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