Meanly and Wrongfully

Meanly

Meanly adverb - In a manner showing no signs of pride or self-assertion.

Wrongfully and meanly are semantically related In some cases you can use "Wrongfully" instead an adverb "Meanly".

Nearby Words: mean, meanness

Wrongfully

Wrongfully adverb - In an unjust or unfair manner.
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Meanly and wrongfully are semantically related in unfairly topic. You can use "Meanly" instead an adverb "Wrongfully".

Nearby Words: wrong, wrongful, wrongly, wronging, wronged
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