Scandalously is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SCANDALOUSLY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In a manner to give offense; shamefully.
• With a disposition to impute immorality or wrong.
ADVERB:
• SCANDALOUS, of the nature of a scandal
• in a scandalous manner
ADJECTIVE:
• (of a state of affairs) disgracefully bad
• causing general public outrage by a perceived offence against morality or law
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• libelous, defamatory

Words related to SCANDALOUSLY

scandal10 scandalous13

How to use SCANDALOUSLY in a sentence

• One of these stories deals scandalously with the abduction of an heiress, but this must be held in confidence.
• Monopolies scandalously increased, and the New World was regarded only as spoil.
• They found the Abbot of Fountains surrounded with more women than Mohammed allowed his followers, and the nuns of Litchfield scandalously immoral.
• Yes, indeed to-night it was as impertinent as ever, laughing, and chuckling to itself among the hollows, and whispering scandalously in the shadows.
• They cried for him a good deal more than he was worth, quarreled scandalously among themselves, sold their house at a loss, and dispersed.
• We have been on the go all the time and kept scandalously late hours.
• The fancy, carefully-selected oranges of other merchants would land at Liverpool or London when the markets were glutted and prices were falling scandalously.
• I was dreadfully uncomfortable during the reading because of Marmaduke, who behaved scandalously.
• He was young when society was most scandalously diverting.
• The city of London petitioned that a parliamentary provision should be made for the orphans, whose fortunes they had scandalously squandered away.
• Nothing could be more scandalously partial than the conduct of the commons on this occasion.
• It proved, indeed, a most noble apartment, and it had been scandalously used by the old reprobate, its late tenant.
• Why, Flora Hackett was so man-crazy she flirted scandalously with every male teacher in the school.
• Honest old Jacobites, non-jurors, primitive thinkers, as well as scandalously lazy drunkards and illiterate dogs.
• We discuss Art at night, and not the scandalously high price of food.
• Monopoly went by court favor, and its rights were often scandalously let and sometimes sublet as well.
• Ships went north scandalously overcrowded and underprovisioned.
• I knew perfectly well the person whose name was mentioned scandalously in connection with hers, and knew the whole history of the relationship that existed between them.
• So scandalously debauched a people as that of Venice is to be met with nowhere else.

Similar words containing SCANDALOUS without suffix ly

scandalous13 scandalousness17 scandalousnesse18 scandalousnesses19

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