megatively

adverb
1. In a megative manner.

Tom asked to George, "Why did certain colloquial rules megatively impacted our local society?"

megatively by LDMbrooksBoroughyWordbook March 11, 2021

Negatively-necessary

Something, someone, or some event that is so unnecessary that it becomes necessary.
It is effectively a way of allowing you to be a total dick, for no reason, and when questioned about your unnecessary outburst you can shrug it off as being negatively-necessary.
Negatively-necessary is in fact negatively-necessary itself.

Example 1
Marcus 'Wtf Ben why did you draw that dick and label it Marcus, what did I ever do to you?'
Richard 'Yeah dude, that was totally unnecessary.'
Ben 'It was so unnecessary it was negatively-necessary.'
Marcus 'Oh, fairplay.'

Example 2
Unnecessary censorship has become so unnecessary it is now necessary for entertainment, unnecessary censorship is negatively-necessary.

Negatively-necessary by BCCOKFCUK June 9, 2009

Megative 

The absolute opposite of negative, even more so than positive.

Franklin: "Dude, she has lots of money and huge titties!"
Stuart Skauge: "Megative!"

Megative by Tween October 6, 2005

Melatively

A description of a rather slow day or period of time. The combination of relative and mellow.

Today has been melatively slow

Melatively by one604 April 9, 2013

megative 

Something extremely adverse (see: negative).

The torrential rains had a megative effect on my golf game.

I hope my addition to the Urban Dictionary does not megatively affect Roy Blount's on-going efforts to be honored in a similar fashion.

megative by Tad McDonald February 2, 2009

megative 

When something is extremly negative.

It was megative 25 yesterday.

megative by Nobody86718 January 25, 2011

Negatively Inclined observation

Unlike whining, this is a warranted and accurate observation of an unjustly skewed situation or thing in which the observer is the disfavoured party.

"They all though he was bitching about his cards but,by pointing out his bad luck he was actually just making a negatively inclined observation.

Negatively Inclined observation by Rich Longley April 30, 2006