ignobly in a sentence

adv.

Definition

IGNOBLY: in a manner that is dishonorable or base, often characterized by a lack of moral principles.

He acted ignobly when he betrayed his closest friends for personal gain.
The ignobly treated workers decided to strike for better conditions and fair wages.
Despite his talent, his ignobly behavior off the field tarnished his reputation.
She felt ignobly ashamed after realizing her mistake had hurt so many people.
The ignobly tactics employed by the rival team left a sour taste in the championship.