rep·re·hen·sibly [ˌreprɪˈhen(t)səbli] НАРЕЧ. офиц.
- reprehensibly
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They refuse to act sensibly so governments have to step in and make laws to stop them behaving so reprehensibly.
www.smh.com.au The original progressives were indeed wrong -- reprehensibly so -- on race and gender (even if the 2016 presidential campaign demonstrates that part of the electorate thinks otherwise).
www.latimes.com The defendant had suffered "an emotional melt down" under financial pressures and appreciated that he had acted reprehensibly.
www.dailypost.co.uk Generally the government will never condone such a thing as we find it reprehensibly and should be condemned in every circle in which there is a facility to condemn it.
www.jamaicaobserver.com Reprehensibly, a few our past presidents have been assassinated.
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