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Is there any such word as uncarefully?

No, "uncarefully" is not a standard English word.

While it might seem like a logical opposite of "carefully," English doesn't typically use the prefix "un-" to negate adverbs.

Here are some alternatives to "uncarefully":

* Carelessly: This is the most common and direct replacement.

* Negligently: This implies a lack of care that could lead to harm.

* Thoughtlessly: This emphasizes a lack of consideration.

* Rashly: This suggests acting without thinking things through.

* Recklessly: This indicates a disregard for potential consequences.

The best word to use will depend on the specific context and the intended meaning.

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