adv

dishonorably

Dishonorably (adv) means In a way that lacks honor; shamefully (American spelling). Example: “He acted dishonorably by breaking the agreement.”

adv

In a way that lacks honor; shamefully (American spelling).

"He acted dishonorably by breaking the agreement."

How to use dishonorably

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishDone in a shameful, dishonorable way.

UK vs US

US spelling; UK English uses "dishonourably."

more dishonorably comparative, most dishonorably superlative

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He acted _____ by breaking the agreement.

shamefully ingloriously disgracefully ignominiously discreditably dishonourably

discreditably ignominiously shamefully

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What does “dishonorably” mean?

The word “dishonorably” means in a way that lacks honor; shamefully (American spelling). In plain terms, done in a shameful, dishonorable way.

How do you use “dishonorably” in a sentence?

Here is “dishonorably” used in a sentence: “He acted dishonorably by breaking the agreement.”

What part of speech is “dishonorably”?

“Dishonorably” is an adverb.

What is the meaning of dishonorably?

"dishonorably" (adv) means in a way that lacks honor; shamefully (American spelling).

discreditably ignominiously shamefully