abominably

The decision by Ms Atkins not to run comes days after she was told she had behaved "abominably" during a debate in the commons.

Mr Chope then tells the chamber: "The right honourable lady has behaved abominably."

Bogle understood that the fact of the movie’s abominable racism was inextricable from its role in advancing a medium that would remain abominably racist for many more decades.

He treats his troops abominably, whether he’s deserting them in Egypt, condemning them to a death march through a Russian winter or sending them into the hopeless onslaught of Waterloo.

A sequence showing an inebriated Seymour and another man behaving abominably with a drunk woman at a party cuts to images of Ida caring for the couple’s infant son.