sordidly
- r in a sordid or squalid way
- Through the fourth wall of a miserable millworker's hut in a steel town the audience is permitted to gaze at one of the most sordidly natural tragedies now open for inspection.
- After that, two French majors tried to blackmail Servan-Schreiber into writing nothing about his Algerian experiences, on the sordidly bogus charge that he had pocketed the .
- Anna herself is sordidly seduced by a rich youngster, and saved from abortion and disgrace by an old friend of the family, a shabby, middle-aged salesman, who marries the 16-year .