Undesirably

usgb/ʌn.dɪˈzaɪər.ə.bli/
adverb

In a way that is not wanted or approved.

The project was progressing undesirably, leading to increased costs.
Visual representation of "undesirably" - In a way that is not wanted or approved.

Often appears as...

  • undesirably affected
  • undesirably influenced

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Neutral

undesirably affected, undesirably influenced, undesirably changed

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Negative Connotation

The word carries a strong negative connotation, reflecting a sense of disapproval.

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The change was recognized as undesirably influencing team morale.
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Contextual Use

In many contexts, 'undesirably' is used to describe external changes that have affected a situation poorly.

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Her performance was undesirably impacted by the new regulations.
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Academic Context

In academic writing, using 'undesirably' can add an element of formality and precision.

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The results were altered undesirably due to external factors.
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