reprehensibly

And very reprehensibly, of course, he gave to almost every one who had recourse to him, as well as to many who did not.

Nay, even those laws which authorised him to govern thus were in his judgment reprehensibly lenient.

He was an excitable young man, and had a way of expressing himself sometimes in reprehensibly strong language.

Andy was engaged in a methodical, scientific, reprehensibly soul-satisfying period of swearing.

There was not a dowager present who did not know how and where he had reprehensibly spent the last months.