inadmissibly

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ admissible +‎ -ly.

Adverb

inadmissibly (comparative more inadmissibly, superlative most inadmissibly)

1. In an inadmissible way.
   • 1984, Andrew Levine, Arguing for socialism: theoretical considerations, page 65:

     Still, it is not clear how far socialists ought to go in "restricting capitalist acts between consenting adults," since doing so seems to impinge, inadmissibly, on individuals' freedoms.

Translations

In an inadmissible way

• French: inadmissiblement (fr)