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• r  in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree

• The result, however, is a drama that is shamelessly alive from the waist down and shamefully dead from the neck up.
• By giving the brethren their first sister, Reagan provided not only a breakthrough on the bench but a powerful push forward in the shamefully long and needlessly tortuous march .
• How did it happen, the public wondered angrily, that Elisa's case was known to the system, and yet the system so shamefully failed her? The Child Welfare Administration, which .

• disgracefully
• ingloriously
• ignominiously
• discreditably
• dishonorably
• dishonourably

News & Articles

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• Same-sex marriage, Minnesota and the Supreme Court: an FAQ for the befuddled
  Hey, MinnPost — help a sister out: What with love being the law in Minnesota some of us completely forgot that any day now the U.S. Supreme Court will decide two same-sex marriage cases. Do we even need to care hereabouts anymore? Is our new marriage law in jeopardy? —  Shamefully Befuddled No shame, Befuddled, you’re not the only one who has questions. And for as simple a concept as “married ...
  June 19, 2013 - MinnPost

Quotes

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• Henry Waxman in National Post
  If Mr. McNamee is lying, then he has acted inexcusably and he has made Mr. Clemens an innocent victim,said Waxman, a California Democrat. "If Mr. Clemens isn't telling the truth, then he has acted shamefully and has smeared Mr. McNamee. I...
• Barack Obama in New York Times
  Moreover, Mr. Obama said, "we learned this week that even as they petitioned for taxpayer assistance, Wall Street firms shamefully paid out nearly $20 billion in bonuses for 2008."
• James E McGreevey in Seattle Times
  Shamefully, I engaged in an adult consensual affair with another man, which violates my bonds of matrimony,McGreevey said. "It was wrong. It was foolish. It was inexcusable."