abominably

In his film, he argues that companies for decades have behaved abominably and then used advertising to cover up their behavior.

Her father really did behave abominably, and she feels it very much, and wishes to make up for it.

You and Alan both slouch abominably, and I cannot think why boys always walk on one side of their boots.

Straight whiskey tasted abominably and returned no reward for his efforts.

Two more years have yet to run before that garish and hideous date, prophetic of all that is bright and new and abominably raw.

"And he's abominably rude," she went on, with a sudden return of pettishness.