shamefully in English

adverb

disgracefully, dishonorably, indecently

Use "shamefully" in a sentence

1. She belied him shamefully.

2. Both of you have behaved shamefully.

3. He misused his dog shamefully.

4. He has used her shamefully.

5. Johnson Shamefully Betrays 75 Million Americans

6. Shamefully and Criminally had they left (p

7. He behaved shamefully at the meeting.

8. At times they have been shamefully neglected.

9. He has behaved shamefully towards his wife.

10. He has been going on shamefully.

11. The children had been shamefully neglected.

12. The buildings have been shamefully neglected.

13. He's absolutely justified in resigning. He was treated shamefully.

14. They have served me shamefully for a long time.

15. The dealers profited shamefully at the expense of my family.

16. He uses photographs directly and shamefully to obtain the truth.

17. They have served me shamefully , ie have treated me very badly.

18. 14 Ramsey, so shamefully plundered and denuded by impious villains?

19. But the son acting shamefully is fast asleep during the harvest.

20. Sooner or later those who are there will be forced to withdraw shamefully.

21. A righteous man hates falsehood, But a wicked man acts disgustingly and shamefully.

22. Shamefully, the powerful G7 leading industrial countries currently give an average of 0.19 %.

23. It was a shamefully long time since either she or Tusker had been to church.

24. My whole living was in this suit , and has been thus shamefully sucked away.

25. Few have done that so far ; the Italians and Germans in particular have been shamefully silent.

26. After His body was taken and placed in a tomb, she stood shamefully on the hill.

27. 11He sent another servant, but that one also they beat and treated shamefully and sent away empty-handed.

28. Keith looked at the now-empty spot, Ashamedly imagining the grief of the young companion trees, and just as shamefully thinking …

29. But in this Anguishing and essential film, they are heard — and the implications of being silenced for so long come through loud and shamefully clear

30. By Scheming Androgynes by Jeremy James High-ranking transgender deceiver, Jan Crouch of TBN In our experience Christians today are shamefully lacking in discernment

31. Word family (noun) shame shamefulness shamelessness (adjective) Ashamed ≠ unAshamed shameful shameless (verb) shame (adverb) shamefully ≠ shamelessly From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English a‧shamed /əˈʃeɪmd/ ●●○ S3 adjective [ not before noun] 1

32. Shamefully, a large chunk of French and German spending on education is a form of tied aid that enables the children of the elite in poor countries to study at European universities.

33. Keith looked at the now-empty spot, Ashamedly imagining the grief of the young companion trees, and just as shamefully thinking how stupid he was to the forest was grieving

34. Pointing to the importance of a supportive woman, Solomon says: “A capable wife is a crown to her owner, but as rottenness in his bones is she that acts shamefully.”

35. ‘Even the British social history volumes have declared that we have been treated shamefully and Contemptibly.’ ‘To shock and alarm with enacted savagery is Contemptibly easy.’ ‘The ending isn't Contemptibly bad, but it lacks the spark of the rest of the film.’