Adverb
Unfitly; unsuitably; awkwardly.
Source: Webster's dictionaryhe performed his functions ineptly Source: Internet
this function is ineptly left to a small voice Source: Internet
Corrupt officials were certainly a cause of the freedom given the cartels to murder anyone they wished, but ultimately, the Mexican government was ineptly led. Source: Internet
In another sketch, a policeman (McCulloch; see "Police Department" above) ineptly poses as a customer while his partner (McKinney), in uniform, stands a few feet away hoping to bust them. Source: Internet
Pfanz, p. 123. David L. Callihan, in a 2002 reassessment of Longstreet's legacy, wrote, "It is appalling that a field commander of Longstreet's experience and caliber would so cavalierly and ineptly march and prepare his men for battle." Source: Internet
When it is performed ineptly, or is vulgar, and especially if it is vulgar and witnessed by sleepers, magic can cause Paradox, a phenomenon in which reality tries to resolve contradictions between the consensus and the Mage's efforts. Source: Internet