impurely

Variant of impure

adjective

not pure; specif.,

unclean; dirty
unclean according to religious ritual; defiled
obscene; unchaste
mixed with foreign matter; adulterated
mixed so as to lack purity in color, tone, style, etc.
characterized as by grammatical errors, unidiomatic usages, solecisms, barbarisms, foreign words or idioms, esp. when used inappropriately, etc.: said of language or speech

Origin: L impurus

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