Disgracefully is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISGRACEFULLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• DISGRACEFUL, bringing or involving disgrace
• in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree
• in a manner that is shameful, or humiliating.

Words related to DISGRACEFULLY

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How to use DISGRACEFULLY in a sentence

• He was either bribed or intimidated, and disgracefully abjured the cause for which he at first gallantly fought.
• The result of this invasion was the battle of Narva, when Peter was disgracefully beaten, as he ought to have been.
• The marshals of France, with superior forces, were disgracefully defeated.
• Meanwhile corruption became year by year more disgracefully flagrant.
• The most costly pictures were hung up in the baths, and were disgracefully indecent.
• Toes protruded from shoes, our hats were full of holes, our trousers hardly deserved the name, and we limped disgracefully.
• Euclid Avenue is well paved in the city, but just outside there is a bit of old plank road that is disgracefully bad.
• This sale has been already disgracefully interrupted to allow that person to hold a consultation with his minions.
• She looked an ugly, cross little thing and was frowning because she was beginning to be hungry and feel disgracefully neglected.
• But on this occasion, the good cause prevailed, and the bold resistance of this small district compelled the Emperor disgracefully to recall his mandate of conversion.
• One committee was authorized to send to the Secretary of War a protest against the disgracefully low prices paid for army clothing.
• We had disgracefully wasted our time, and enjoyed doing it.
• Then at length they made their onset and the Vandals did not withstand them, but breaking their ranks and never thinking of resistance, they were all disgracefully destroyed.
• I stooped, slouched, and poked, stood with one hip up and one shoulder down, and exhibited an altogether disgracefully ungraceful carriage, which greatly afflicted my parents.
• At that time England stood disgracefully alone as the one civilized country in the world having a divorce law for the husband which was not also a divorce law for the wife.
• The battle would have been won if our soldiers had not disgracefully taken to their heels.
• At San Juan the plaster statues have been disgracefully mutilated by relic-hunters and thoughtless visitors.
• The allied troops displayed the utmost gallantry, and did all that brave men could do under disgracefully incompetent commanders, but were repulsed with horrible slaughter.
• The effect of a sufficient season, say five days, to one who had managed to find very little for a disgracefully long time, is not easy to describe, but very agreeable to feel.
• Hare to seek sin and tortoise to forsake, The laws of taste condemn you to the stake To expiate, where all the world may see, The crime of growing old disgracefully.
• Never did a conspiracy fall to pieces more rapidly, completely, and, for the conspirators, more disgracefully.
• Late art thou discreet, then formerly leaving thine home disgracefully.
• It was our fate then, our fate, falling into the hands of an enemy, to leave life disgracefully and miserably.
• Of course we were beaten, and beaten disgracefully.
• As for the professor, he, for a second time that afternoon, gave evidence of possessing disgracefully little control over himself.

Similar words containing GRACEFUL without suffix ly and without prefix dis

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