Significats de disadvantageously en anglès

Another kind is, perverting a man's words or actions disadvantageously by affected misconstruction.

Human decisions can be shaped by predictions of emotions that ensue after choosing advantageously or disadvantageously.

The want, too, of a separation of the Legislative, Executive, and Judiciary functions, worked disadvantageously in practice.

She spoke disadvantageously of me, to lessen the affection and esteem which some had entertained for me.

Spain is too distant and too disadvantageously situated; the Italian States are at present too brittle and powerless.

It is not the desire to write which crowds our market so disadvantageously; it is the desire to sell.

The Author is, however, convinced that this has not disadvantageously affected his account of the actual facts of the case.

Fearing that she might influence the driver disadvantageously to our interests, I went to inform her that the delay was unavoidable.

She compared me disadvantageously with Nugent; and she allowed Nugent to personate me in speaking to you, without interfering to stop it.

Assumptions so open to ridicule, and so disparaging to far abler men, told as disadvantageously upon his fame as upon his character.

The artificial state of society in our own age, has probably acted disadvantageously on our literary researches, if not on our moral character.

There is a cause, that doubtless has its effects in representing the English disadvantageously, and which I have never heard properly allowed for.

These obtain circulation and credence among all classes, and, whether true or not, operate disadvantageously to the interests of both the planters and the freedmen.

Towards this same right were the Princes, who for some time had been looking from a mill at so strange a combat, so disadvantageously commenced.

Another kind is, perverting a man's words or actions disadvantageously by affected misconstruction.

Human decisions can be shaped by predictions of emotions that ensue after choosing advantageously or disadvantageously.