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shabbily
adverb as in cheaply
adverb as in poorly
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Example Sentences
A few moments later, he pulled his hand out to show that it was bloody and shabbily wrapped, declaring “it’s fine” with a laugh.
The indecision looks like “the boys have treated her shabbily” says one party source.
He also treated her shabbily, according to THR, criticizing her weight and making her split the check in advance on dates.
Worse yet, the Sudanese people are hardly the only ones being treated shabbily by Uncle Sam and other governments of the rich North while suffering deadly deprivation.
He was shocked by the poor state of the people who lived there, dressed shabbily and with heads shaven to combat lice, and demanded action from the institution.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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