dishonorably
- r in a dishonorable manner
he acted dishonorably - r with dishonor
he was dishonorably discharged - r in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree
- And so, when politicians criticize a mission, the reflexive military reaction is to assume they are acting dishonorably, putting politics above duty.
- Likely to be the heaviest burden for some of them to bear (unless there is clemency) is the fact that when they get out of prison all will be dishonorably discharged.
- Chinaman was dictating in indignation: "Information has reached me in my retreat that persons in America and China insinuate that Herbert Hoover acted dishonorably in dealings .