shamefully
Adverb
Meaning
in a dishonorable manner or to a dishonorable degree
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his grades were disgracefully low
Already we have gained one victory; we have obtained, for these poor creatures, the recognition of their human nature, which, for a while was most shamefully denied.
A burqini once stuffed shamefully into a drawer is repurposed, DIY-style, into Ms. Marvel's signature crime-fighting outfit (in which her body is never objectified).
A joint Anglo-American team hammered at him day and night, first on the structure of Ivan’s arms-trafficking network, for which Grigori had shamefully worked as a paid agent, then on the tradecraft of his former service.
He recalls in his confessions (p. 674) that he thought the existing commentary was "shamefully meagre and incomplete."
“The family of murdered human rights lawyer Pat Finucane has been shamefully denied a public inquiry and the justice and truth they deserve,” O’Neill said in a statement.