Disgracefully, shamefully.

Ignominiously, disgracefully, infamously.

to one's shame, so as to cause one shame, in a way that brings one discredit. Also parenthetically, with ellipsis of ‘be it spoken’. In early use…

In a manner that causes shame or disgrace; with indignity; disgracefully.

Contemptuously, scornfully, despitefully; hence, shamefully, ignominiously.

Disgracefully, shamefully; ignominiously. Obsolete.

Dishonourably, shamefully, indecently, discreditably.

With dishonour, disgrace, or ignominy; dishonourably, shamefully. Obsolete.

Shamefully.

In an ignominious manner; so as to be disgraced, dishonoured, or humiliated; shamefully.

Scandalously; shamefully. Obsolete.

Shamefully, disgracefully, contemptibly. Now rare.

In a manner involving shame, disgrace, or dishonour; contemptuously; ignominiously. Obsolete.

In an inglorious manner, without glory; ignominiously.

in a dishonourable manner, with dishonour; discreditably, basely.

In an indign manner, with indignity; undeservedly; shamefully, ignominiously. to take indignly: to take as an insult, be indignant at.

In a disgraceful manner, with disgrace; shamefully, ignominiously. †Formerly also, With opprobrium, opprobriously, contumeliously.

Despitefully.

vituperatively; shamefully.

to a reproach: to a disgraceful extent. Obsolete.

That shames or puts to shame.