despicably in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for despicably in the English»Spanish Dictionary

despicably [Am dəˈspɪkəbli, ˈdɛspəkəbli, Brit dɪˈspɪkəbli, ˈdɛspɪkəbli] ADV

despicably

vilmente

he behaved despicably

se portó como un canalla or de manera infame

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English

When our favorite political parties do not win, we despicably treat those in power with scorn and show no respect.

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This was despicably bad driving over a considerable distance and considerable part of time.

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Most despicably/brilliantly of all, the whole team were clearly in on the plan.

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His methods were despicably ingenious.

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Despicably, banana-throwing and monkey chants becoming commonplace in the stands.

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The fact is that no sentence can bring back a life that you so despicably snuffed out.

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Perhaps somewhere deep inside him he knew exactly what he had done and every one of the dozens of reasons why it was so despicably, egregiously wrong.

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Quashing a conviction also does not mean that he ever behaved despicably and with malice against his countrymen, and society.

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They're crunchy, oily and despicably salty -- the perfect compliment to any burger.

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She frowned at the conduct of the politicians across parties, saying they have conducted themselves most despicably and have become agents of darkness and crass manipulation.

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