Disgracefully: meaning, definitions and examples
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disgracefully
[ dɪsˈɡreɪsfəli ]
behavior
In a manner that brings shame or disgrace to oneself or others.
Synonyms
dishonorably, disreputably, shamefully.
Which Synonym Should You Choose?
| Word | Description / Examples |
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| disgracefully |
Used to describe behavior that is shockingly bad or morally unacceptable.
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| shamefully |
Emphasizes a deep sense of guilt or regret associated with an action, often invoking a strong emotional reaction.
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| dishonorably |
Often used in formal or serious contexts to describe actions that betray trust or break ethical codes, particularly in military or official settings.
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| disreputably |
Describes actions or behaviors that harm someone's reputation or are done in a way that is seen as untrustworthy or unethical.
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Examples of usage
- He behaved disgracefully at the party by insulting everyone.
- She was dressed disgracefully for the formal event.
- The company's CEO acted disgracefully by embezzling funds.
- The team lost the game disgracefully, with poor sportsmanship.
- The politician's scandalous behavior was disgracefully exposed.
Translations
Translations of the word "disgracefully" in other languages:
🇵🇹 desgraçadamente
🇮🇳 अपमानजनक तरीके से
🇩🇪 schändlich
🇮🇩 dengan memalukan
🇺🇦 безславно
🇵🇱 haniebnie
🇯🇵 恥ずかしく
🇫🇷 honteusement
🇪🇸 vergonzosamente
🇹🇷 rezilce
🇰🇷 수치스럽게
🇸🇦 بشكل مخزٍ
🇨🇿 hanebně
🇸🇰 hanebne
🇨🇳 可耻地
🇸🇮 sramotno
🇮🇸 smánarlega
🇰🇿 ұятты түрде
🇬🇪 სამარცხვინოდ
🇦🇿 rüsvayçılıqla
🇲🇽 vergonzosamente
Etymology
The word 'disgracefully' originated from the Middle English word 'disgraceful,' which was derived from the Old French word 'desgracieus,' meaning 'unpleasing.' Over time, the adverb 'disgracefully' evolved to describe actions or behavior that bring shame or dishonor. It is commonly used in contexts where someone's conduct is considered unacceptable or inappropriate.
See also: disgrace, disgraced, disgraceful, grace, graceful, gracefully, gracefulness, gracious, ungraceful, ungracefully, ungracefulness.