Disgracefully [adverb]

Before long Winifred was able to smile and say that she had not been so disgracefully hungry since she left school.

But there's no denying that I behaved disgracefully to—you know—and Dr. Ashton has good reason to be incensed.

And they healed the breach of the daughter of my people disgracefully, saying: Peace, peace: and there was no peace.

And they healed the breach of the daughter of my people disgracefully, saying: Peace, peace: when there was no peace.

White skirts are entirely out of place, as, if the dress is held up, they will be in a few moments disgracefully dirty.

But she turned her eyes away, while her heart thumped disgracefully and all her body was aglow.

The Gallipoli campaign was finely imagined, but disgracefully executed.

He couldn't budge of his own motion; and the only thing he really tried to do he failed in disgracefully.

One who has the good fortune to be the son of Julius Caesar ought not to forget it so disgracefully.

After dining out and coming home in a dress-coat and boots, which are disgracefully tight!