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41badly — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [In an ineffectual or incompetent manner] Syn. wrongly, imperfectly, ineffectively, inefficiently, poorly, unsatisfactorily, crudely, boorishly, unskillfully, defectively, weakly, haphazardly, clumsily, carelessly,… …
42incompletely — (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. imperfectly, not entirely, not completely, faultily; see inadequately …
43mend — [12] Mend originated as a shortened form of amend [13] – or rather, of the Old French source of amend, which did not arrive in English until after mend. The Old French verb was amender, a descendant of Vulgar Latin *admendāre ‘remove faults,… …
44unsoundly — adv. in an unsound manner; unsteadily; in an unhealthy manner; faultily …
45viciously — adv. in a vicious manner; ferociously; spitefully; faultily …
46faulty — adjective (faultier, faultiest) having or displaying faults. Derivatives faultily adverb faultiness noun …
47amiss — I. a. Wrong, improper, faulty, erroneous, incorrect, inaccurate. II. ad. Wrong, wrongly, improperly, faultily, erroneously, incorrectly, inaccurately …
48wrong — I. a. 1. Unjust, inequitable, unfair, wrongful. 2. Bad, wicked, evil, improper, immoral, sinful, iniquitous, blameworthy, guilty, vicious. 3. Unfit, inapposite, inappropriate, unsuitable, improper. 4. Incorrect, inaccurate, erroneous, mistaken,… …
49faulty — adjective 1 something such as a machine that is faulty has something wrong with it that stops it from working properly, or was not made properly: If the goods are faulty you are entitled to get your money back. 2 a way of thinking about something …
50badly — adverb 1) the job had been very badly done Syn: poorly, incompetently, ineptly, inexpertly, inefficiently, imperfectly, deficiently, defectively, unsatisfactorily, inadequately, incorrectly, faultily, shoddily, amateurishly, carelessly,… …
