disreputably Antonyms
Strongest:
- upright
- principled
- ethical
- moral
- moral
- prestigious
- noble
- respectable
- honest
- reputable
- reputable
- prestigious
- decent
- honorable
- legal
- honorable
- righteous
- ethical
- legal
- good
- righteous
- noble
- principled
- upright
- good
- decent
- honest
- respectable
Strong:
- upstanding
- esteemed
- respected
- esteemed
- proper
- permitted
- just
- licensed
- endorsed
- approved
- approved
- authorized
- respected
- reputed
- reputed
- authorized
- licensed
- proper
- permissible
- correct
- correct
- permitted
- permissible
- just
- upstanding
- endorsed
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- shameful
- dirty
- sordid
- low
- discreditable
- dishonorable
- shy
- vile
- louche
- bad
- disgraceful
- unrespectable
- shoddy
- corrupt
- ignominious
- opprobrious
- unethical
Weak:
Meaning of disreputably
disreputably (r)
in a disreputable manner
disreputably (adv.)
In a disreputable manner.
disreputably Sentence Examples
- The politician was accused of acting disreputably in his personal life.
- The disreputably constructed building was torn down due to safety concerns.
- The disreputably salesman tried to sell me a product that was clearly defective.
- The disreputably contractor left the job unfinished, taking my money and running.
- The disreputably artist was known for his controversial and often offensive work.
- The disreputably politician was involved in numerous scandals and affairs.
- The disreputably business was known for its shady dealings and poor customer service.
- The disreputably news outlet was known for its biased reporting and sensationalist headlines.
- The disreputably website was full of malware and viruses, attempting to steal personal information.
- The disreputably product was recalled due to safety hazards and poor quality.
FAQs About the word disreputably
in a disreputable mannerIn a disreputable manner.
shady,notorious, criminal, immoral, infamous, shameful, dirty, sordid, low, discreditable
upright, principled, ethical, moral, moral, prestigious, noble, respectable, honest, reputable
The politician was accused of acting disreputably in his personal life.
The disreputably constructed building was torn down due to safety concerns.
The disreputably salesman tried to sell me a product that was clearly defective.
The disreputably contractor left the job unfinished, taking my money and running.
