impermissibly
Definition
Adverb: * In a manner that is not permitted or allowed; in a way that violates a rule, law, standard, or acceptable limit.
Usage
The adverb "impermissibly" is used to modify a verb, adjective, or another adverb to describe an action or state that crosses a boundary of what is acceptable or lawful. It is a formal term often found in legal, regulatory, or technical contexts to indicate a violation.
Examples
- The court ruled that the evidence was impermissibly obtained and could not be used in the trial. (Modifies the verb "obtained")
- The concentration of pollutants in the water was impermissibly high, triggering an immediate investigation. (Modifies the adjective "high")
- The judge instructed the jury to disregard the attorney's impermissibly suggestive question. (Modifies the adjective "suggestive")
Advanced Usage
- "Impermissibly vague": A legal term describing a law or regulation that is not clearly defined and therefore violates due process.
- The statute was struck down for being impermissibly vague.
- "Act impermissibly": To behave in a way that is not allowed.
- The officer acted impermissibly by entering the home without a warrant.
Variants and Related Words
- Impermissible (adjective): Not permitted.
- An impermissible use of company funds.
- Permissibly (adverb): In a permitted manner. (Antonym)
- Inadmissibly (adverb): In a manner that is not accepted or allowed, especially in a legal context. (Near synonym)
Synonyms
- Unlawfully
- Illegitimately
- Wrongfully
- Inadmissibly
Antonyms
- Permissibly
- Lawfully
- Legitimately
- Acceptably
Adverb
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not permissibly
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the radon level in the basement was impermissibly high
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