Not in the right or proper way; in an improper or unfitting manner; improperly, unduly, amiss.

= unworthily, adv. 1 2 3.

In a manner contrary to what is considered to be normal morality or propriety; immorally, improperly, indecently. Obsolete.

Badly, improperly.

In a wrong, undue, or inappropriate fashion; unfittingly, improperly. Also in combinations.

In an unworthy, unbecoming, or improper manner; unbecomingly, unfitly, improperly.

Badly, wrongly, improperly; roughly or rudely.

In an improper manner; wrongly, incorrectly, unsuitably, unbecomingly.

Improperly. Obsolete.

Without due cause or justification; without proper regard to right and wrong; unrightfully, improperly.

In an unseemly or unbecoming manner.

In a disorderly or uncontrolled manner; improperly, intemperately.

Unduly.

= unseemly, adv.

Improperly, unduly; unsuitably. Obsolete.

In an uncomely manner; unsuitably, unbecomingly.

Unfittingly, unsuitably, inappropriately; improperly, unbecomingly.

In an improper fashion; incorrectly. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5.)

Unbecomingly, unsuitably, improperly; = indecently, adv.

In an indecent manner; unbecomingly, indelicately, immodestly.

In an inappropriate, unsuitable, or unacceptable manner; to a low or unacceptable standard; improperly.

In weaker sense: In an improper manner or to an improper extent; reprehensibly. Also spec., illegally (quot. 1880).

Unbecomingly.

Unbecomingly, unfittingly.

In quasi-adverbial use. Obsolete.

(un-, prefix1 affix 5.)

So as to be invalid, without validity.

Naughtily, improperly; wickedly.