As someone with serious ADHD I can say from personal experience what inattentively means.
The word is an adverb; formed from the adjective inattentive and adding the suffix "ly" denoting a manner or degree. (happily)
Inattentive means lacking concentration, focus; given to daydreaming, and easily subject to being led astray by slight distractions.
Therefore inattentively is used as an adverb to indicate the degree of lacking focus the action (verb) is performed in a manner of.
Example:
I spent an hour inattentively searching for my keys and wallet.
Oh, it would take forever to leave because I'd forget I was trying to find my keys whenever I ran across something interesting and would pick it up and forget about leaving. As a result I was constantly late if I showed up at all....
No. Inattentiveness.
Inattentiveness and/or distraction.
neglect; disregard; ignore; heedlessness; inattentiveness; disbelief
aggressiveness, egotism, emotional instability, inattentiveness, exhibition, and irresponsibility.
inattentiveness (eating, talking on phone, putting on makeup, changing radio, etc...)
As with all tools, even a hack saw, inattentiveness and not concentrating on the job in hand, often results in injury or even death.
The noun absence has the verb and adjective form absent. The related adverb form is absently, which, however, has a connotation beyond simple absence: it suggests inattentiveness, absent-mindedness.
we are not really learning anything except how to become more lazy in life.....
The most common medical condition related to inattentiveness is ADHD. You can learn more about ADHD, it's symptoms and treatments online at the Wikipedia, WebMD or CDC websites.
Rescue remedy can be use to help with anxiety, terror, panic attacks, inattentiveness to calm irrational thoughts and more. The ingredients are all natural. This remedy has been around for over 30 years.
Break up do not just happen. There are caused by several factors, so look out for things like lack of commitment, uncaring behavior, inattentiveness. Those are the signs
There are actually three categories: inattentiveness, hyperactivity and impulsivity but for diagnosis purposes, hyperactivity and impulsivity are generally classified under the same group.