dirtily

/'də:tili/
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dirtily

A child dirtily wipes his muddy hands on his clean trousers.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a dirty, unclean, or filthy manner: Describes an action performed with dirt, grime, or lack of cleanliness.
    • In a sordid, morally repulsive, or indecent manner: Describes behavior or actions that are morally unclean, corrupt, or vulgar.
    • In a mean, dishonorable, or contemptible way: Describes actions performed with a lack of integrity or honor.
Usage Examples
  • Adverb (Physical Uncleanliness):
    • The mechanic's hands were dirtily stained with oil and grease.
    • He wiped the table dirtily with the same rag he used on the floor.
  • Adverb (Morally/Sordidly):
    • The politician was accused of dirtily manipulating public opinion.
    • The deal was negotiated dirtily, with bribes exchanged under the table.
Advanced Usage
  • "to act dirtily": to behave in a morally corrupt or underhanded way.
    • The company acted dirtily by hiding the safety reports from the public.
  • "to speak dirtily": to use vulgar, obscene, or profane language.
    • He was reprimanded for speaking dirtily in front of the customers.
Variants and Related Words
  • Dirty (adj): covered or marked with dirt; unclean; obscene; dishonest.
    • The dirty windows needed a good wash.
    • That was a dirty trick to play on someone.
  • Dirtiness (n): the state or quality of being dirty.
    • The dirtiness of the kitchen was appalling.
Synonyms
  • Filthily: in a disgustingly dirty manner.
  • Squalidly: in a dirty, unpleasant, and often poverty-stricken way.
  • Sordidly: in a manner that is immoral, dishonest, or lacking in dignity.
  • Grubbily: in a dirty, untidy, or unkempt way.
Antonyms
  • Cleanly: in a clean manner.
  • Decently: in a morally upright or proper manner.
  • Honorably: in a way that is honest and fair, deserving respect.
Related Phrases
  • To play dirtily: to act in an unfair, deceitful, or unsportsmanlike manner.
    • The team was known to play dirtily, often fouling their opponents when the referee wasn't looking.
  • To fight dirtily: to use unfair, vicious, or underhanded tactics in a conflict.
    • He didn't just want to win the argument; he wanted to fight dirtily and ruin her reputation.
dirtily

A child dirtily wipes his muddy hands on his clean trousers.

Adverb
  1. in a filthy unclean manner
    • a dirtily dressed camel driver
  2. in a sordid manner
    • as dirtily drunk as usual

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