disgracefully's Usage Examples:

Christie, and accepts the paternity of her child and the blame for its disgracefully early birth.

9" in 1730 in an unauthorised and "disgracefully botched" edition—in fact by John Walsh of London but with a forged title.

He has been described as "a disgracefully neglected writer".

The English and their allies were disgracefully beaten and were forced to make peace but the mild and pious King of.

bitter is that they took off all my clothes, raped me all of them and disgracefully urinated on me.

He called upon Germain and Ellis "to tell him why he was thus disgracefully dismissed".

The staffing requirements contained in the Act have been condemned as disgracefully inadequate, and there is said to be “a complete absence of any positive.

Guillem, the younger brother of the count of Cerdanya, had been treated disgracefully (with mala et onta) by Mir Geribert while on a mission for the count.

left-wing politics meant he couldn't resist the temptation to retire disgracefully.

The vicar of Overmonnow in 1883 said that the Mayor had acted disgracefully, at the then Barley Mow, when the Mayor and 21 Elite men of the town.

comprised "kitsch, cartoon-like photographs of people growing old disgracefully," whether zooming downhill on a go-kart or lounging in a coffin-shaped.

the cognate word angustiae designates a space of time considered as disgracefully and painfully too short.

Thomas "outrageously exploited power, flagrantly fostered fear, and disgracefully misused the law" while serving as Maricopa County Attorney.

Synonyms:

dishonourably; discreditably; ignominiously; dishonorably; ingloriously; shamefully;