Definition

dishonourably

adverb
  1. in a way that brings shame, disgrace, or loss of respect; without honour or integrity
  2. Usage: British spelling (American: dishonorably); formal register

Examples

  • He was dismissed from the military dishonourably for his conduct.
  • The politician acted dishonourably by breaking his campaign promises.
  • She refused to behave dishonourably, even when offered a large bribe.
  • The company treated its employees dishonourably by cutting their pensions without notice.
  • He was dishonourably discharged from the armed forces.
  • They dishonourably abandoned their allies during the conflict.

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