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Meanings of behave disgracefully in English

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Usage of behave disgracefully in English
1
I don't care-wehad a lovely time, even if you two men did behave disgracefully.
Peter: A Novel of Which He is Not the Hero
2
I feel that he has behaved disgracefully, wasting his time and my money.
They and I
3
If Mr. Iglesias meant nothing all along, then I think he has behaved disgracefully.
The Far Horizon
4
Really, she thinks she has behaved disgracefully to you.
Eve's Ransom
5
You behaved disgracefully at King William's School last year.
Richard Carvel — Volume 01
6
Hinks behaved disgracefully, and unless Finch is reinstated, you'll be taking far too great a risk.
Paths of glory
7
We behaved disgracefully-atleast I know I did.
The Rebellion of Margaret
8
And you behaved disgracefully to Mr. Helbeck.
Helbeck of Bannisdale — Volume I
9
You not only behaved disgracefully, but you threw away your life, and the bright promise of your future.
Blacksheep! Blacksheep!
10
But there's no denying that I behaved disgracefully to-youknow-andDr. Ashton has good reason to be incensed.
Elster's Folly: A Novel
11
I know we behaved disgracefully.
Australia Felix
12
You two have behaved disgracefully.
The Mountebank
13
"Your mother has behaved disgracefully to me-thatyou must admit, Lord Lydstone."
The Thin Red Line; and Blue Blood
14
Oh, she has behaved disgracefully!
A Sweet Girl Graduate
15
He had behaved disgracefully.
The Green Rust
16
"I think," she said, "you have behaved disgracefully to poor Rem!
The Maid of Maiden Lane
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