Impolitely [adverb]

But a "statesman" who steals millions of dollars from the people—really the law must think twice before handling him impolitely!

He gave her one comprehensive glance, screwed up his mouth, and most impolitely whistled.

"I don't see anything very funny about that," said Bob, impolitely and savagely.

Well, we couldnt get gray and gold in one bucket, you lobster, returned Martin impolitely.

But the things that made Peter stare very impolitely were his tail and his legs.

It hadn't paid him the compliment of marking time during his absence; it had marched impolitely forward.

The doctor motioned her very impolitely to stop talking, and listened very hard through his little tubes.

"That's all you know about it," interrupted the King, somewhat impolitely.

"Not yet, but it may be now that the government has come to do it," answered Oman impolitely.

I heard of the way you smell, of the way you yelled at me, so impolitely.