dishonorably

• Adverb, das bedeutet „auf eine Weise, die Scham oder Schande bringt; unehrenhaft“. Es beschreibt Handlungen, die moralische Grundsätze, gesellschaftliche Normen oder Verhaltenskodizes verletzen, oft mit der Implikation von mangelnder Ehrlichkeit oder Achtbarkeit.

An adverb meaning "in a manner that brings shame or disgrace; without honor." It describes actions that violate moral principles, social norms, or codes of conduct, often implying a lack of integrity or respectability.

1. In a dishonorable mannerC1formal

   Acting in a way that brings shame or disgrace; without honor.

   Unehrenhaft

   • He was discharged dishonorably from the military for misconduct.
   • She behaved dishonorably by breaking her promise.
   • The politician acted dishonorably when he accepted the bribe.

   Synonymediscreditablydisgracefullyignominiouslyscandalouslyshamefullyunworthily

   Antonymehonorablyhonourably

2. With dishonorC1formal

   In a manner that lacks integrity or moral principles.

   Unehrenhaft

   • The knight was dishonorably defeated in the tournament.
   • They dishonorably abandoned their allies during the battle.
   • He dishonorably refused to take responsibility for his actions.

   Synonymediscreditablydisgracefullydishonestlyignominiouslyshamefullyunscrupulously

   Antonymehonestlyhonorablyhonourablyintegritynoblyvirtuously

3. To a dishonorable degreeC2formal

   To an extent that is shameful or disgraceful.

   Unehrenhaft

   • The company was dishonorably bankrupt after the scandal.
   • His reputation was dishonorably tarnished by the false accusations.
   • The team played dishonorably poorly in the championship game.

   Synonymediscreditablydisgracefullyignominiouslyscandalouslyshamefully

   Antonymedecentlyhonorablyhonourablynoblyrespectably