disgracefully
- r in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree
his grades were disgracefully low
- I have never seen him acknowledge that the work of the clandestine serviceperformed disgracefully by the CIA during the early Bush yearsis an absolute necessity in a world .
- Bush also played domestic tough-guy politics disgracefully: his opponents were inevitably "soft on terrorism.
- Of course, an integral part of the job was aggressivelyoften stealthily and sometimes disgracefullypainting the opposition as weak, untrustworthy and effete.