foully

/'fauli/
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foully

Two police officers were foully murdered in a quiet alley.

Definition
  1. Adverb:
    • In a wicked, shameful, or morally offensive manner: Describes an action done with extreme cruelty, viciousness, or depravity.
    • In an unfair, unjust, or insulting manner: Describes an action involving gross injustice, slander, or malicious treatment.
Examples of Usage
  • In a wicked/shameful manner:

    • The historical account described how the king was foully betrayed by his closest advisor.
    • Evidence showed the victim had been foully assaulted.
  • In an unfair/insulting manner:

    • The honest official was foully slandered by his political opponents.
    • Their achievements were foully misrepresented in the press.
Advanced Usage
  • "foully murdered": A common collocation emphasizing the heinous, brutal, or treacherous nature of a killing.
    • The news reported that a local shopkeeper had been foully murdered.
  • "foully condemned": Often used to describe a judgment or criticism that is grossly unjust, biased, or malicious.
    • The reformer was foully condemned by the conservative establishment.
Variants and Related Words
  • Foul (adj): Highly offensive to the senses or morals; wicked; unfair.
    • It was a foul crime. (Đó là một tội ác tàn bạo.)
  • Foulness (n): The state or quality of being foul.
    • The foulness of the deed shocked the community. (Sự tàn ác của hành động đã gây chấn động cộng đồng.)
Synonyms
  • Wickedly: In a manner that is evil or morally wrong.
  • Viciously: In a cruel or violent manner.
  • Atrociously: In a horrifyingly wicked or cruel manner.
  • Iniquitously: In a grossly unfair or morally wrong manner.
  • Slanderously: In a false and damaging manner.
Antonyms
  • Justly: In a fair and righteous manner.
  • Honorably: In a way that deserves respect and adheres to good principles.
  • Benevolently: In a kind and well-meaning manner.
Related Phrases
  • To speak foully of someone: To say very insulting or slanderous things about a person.
    • He always speaks foully of his former partners.
  • To act foully: To behave in a wicked or treacherous way.
    • The dictator acted foully toward his own people.
foully

Two police officers were foully murdered in a quiet alley.

Adverb
  1. in a wicked and shameful manner
    • two policemen were foully murdered
  2. in an unfair and insulting manner
    • this internationally known writer was foully condemned by the Muslim fundamentalists

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