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undesirably

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un·de·sir·a·ble  (nd-zr-bl)
adj.
1. Not likely to please; objectionable: undesirable intrusions.
2. Not wanted: undesirable aliens.
n.
A person regarded as undesirable: "men tentatively regarded as scoundrelsor at least as undesirables" (New York).

unde·sira·bili·ty n.
unde·sira·bly adv.
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Adv.1.undesirably - in an undesirable manner; "he was unwantedly friendly"


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