dishonorably

• Adverbe signifiant « d'une manière qui apporte honte ou déshonneur ; sans honneur ». Il décrit des actions qui violent les principes moraux, les normes sociales ou les codes de conduite, impliquant souvent un manque d'intégrité ou de respectabilité.

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.

   de manière déshonorante

   • 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.

   Synonymesdiscreditablydisgracefullyignominiouslyscandalouslyshamefullyunworthily

   Antonymeshonorablyhonourably

2. With dishonorC1formal

   In a manner that lacks integrity or moral principles.

   de manière déshonorante

   • 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.

   Synonymesdiscreditablydisgracefullydishonestlyignominiouslyshamefullyunscrupulously

   Antonymeshonestlyhonorablyhonourablyintegritynoblyvirtuously

3. To a dishonorable degreeC2formal

   To an extent that is shameful or disgraceful.

   De manière déshonorante

   • 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.

   Synonymesdiscreditablydisgracefullyignominiouslyscandalouslyshamefully

   Antonymesdecentlyhonorablyhonourablynoblyrespectably