CEFR B2

dishonorably

adverb

Meaning

In a way that shows a lack of honor, integrity, or respect; disgracefully.

Examples

He acted dishonorably by betraying his friend's trust.
The company was accused of conducting its business dishonorably.

Synonyms: disgracefully, unethically, shamefully, basely

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dishonorably (B2)

adverb

Pronunciation: /dɪsˈɒnərəbli/

Definition

In a way that shows a lack of honor, integrity, or respect; disgracefully.

Examples

He acted dishonorably by betraying his friend's trust.
The company was accused of conducting its business dishonorably.
She felt she had lived dishonorably, always prioritizing personal gain over ethical conduct.

How to Use dishonorably

dishonorably discharged (collocation): Separated from military service in disgrace. — "He received a dishonorably discharged status after his court-martial."
dishonorably conduct (collocation): To behave in a way that lacks integrity or moral principles. — "The politician was accused of dishonorably conduct during the election campaign."

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