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Meanings of disgracefully in English

Portuguese
ignominiosamente

In a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree.

ignominiosamente
Usage of disgracefully in English
1
Her parents accused her of ruining the house and carrying on disgracefully.
The new yorker
2
I make it known that I have behaved-unreasonably ;ifyou will disgracefully.
The Crown of Life
3
But the old man behaves himself disgracefully, beating everyone in his cups.
Authors of Greece
4
Such politically-motivated scaremongering from an ECB executive board member is disgracefully irresponsible.
Reuters
5
But she has never allowed herself to be so disgracefully surprised before.
The Coming Conquest of England
6
If Columbus and his brother had failed, Bobadilla had failed more disgracefully.
The Life of Columbus / From His Own Letters and Journals and Oth...
7
We were disgracefully plundered, and it's high time we had our rights.
The Fortune of the Rougons
8
Did he know the cause of his having been so disgracefully cashiered?
The Mother's Recompense, Volume 2 / A Sequel to Home Influence
9
Mr McCreevy has taken money illegally and disgracefully from the social insurance fund.
The Irish Times
10
Her costume is in need of repair; it is flaking disgracefully.
Over the Pass
11
He had been disgracefully out-voted in the House of Commons on various subjects.
Phineas Redux
12
But one of his British regular officers was disgracefully wrong in another matter.
The Passing of New France : a Chronicle of Montcalm
13
The recent celebration of our Cardinal has been disgracefully handled by various commentators.
The Irish Times
14
He looked more like Mr. Punch than ever; a disgracefully intoxicated Mr. Punch.
The Shadow Line: A Confession
15
At the Swiss frontier our passports were examined by a disgracefully efficient official.
The corfu trilogy
16
The Star's colour photographic coverage falls disgracefully into the latter category.
The Irish Times
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