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• r  with ineptitude; in an incompetent manner
  he performed his functions ineptly
• r  in an infelicitous manner
  this function is ineptly left to a small voice

• Beginning with a hopeless burlesque of Gertrude Stein's Four Saints in Three Acts, the show proceeds through a series of wooden dance numbers, ineptly written skits, patently .
• And in a briefly scary preamble to the week--one in which no one was hurt--New Yorkers jumped and then rolled their eyes as a criminal fool set off an ineptly built pipe bomb on a .
• It was meant to mock an ineptly written federal stimulus bill.

• fecklessly

News & Articles

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• Daytime Emmys: Dead woman talking crudely
  Although ineptly staged, the Daytime Emmys on Sunday did supply several unforgettable awards-show moments. Bizarre is better than boring.        
  June 17, 2013 - Orlando Sentinel

Quotes

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• Bob Schieffer in CBS 13
  I can never recall anything as poorly handled and as ineptly handled as the way Sen. Craig has done this. Republicans are just aghast at this,Schieffer said. "I talked to several people up on the Hill yesterday whose attitude was, 'My God,...
• Steve Bruce in Telegraph.co.uk
  It was an awful performance and I can only apologise to the fans and say to them that make no mistake, we will be better at Fulham, because I can't stomach seeing a team of mine perform as ineptly as they did at Wigan,Bruce said. "There...
• Austin Mitchell in Lloyd's List
  In a strongly worded letter to communities and local government minister John Healey, Mr Mitchell, MP for Grimsby, described the new rates system as "a burden which has been inconsiderately and ineptly imposed on port businesses".