abjectly

They seem to give in to it, let themselves be abjectly used, often by one another.

I never saw a man so abjectly sorry for anything in my life.

To put right what he has so abjectly failed to make good?

The abjectly poor also are without faith in the future.

He's abjectly lost control of the economy and the deficit.

At some point he would beg abjectly, and for himself.

"I let you down all the time," he said abjectly.

"It would be saying that their whole message had failed, abjectly."

She drops out of medical school to serve her husband's career, abjectly.

Interests that politicians have abjectly failed to stand up to.

Michael's head sank abjectly on to his chest for some few seconds.

The innings ended rather abjectly on the third morning, only 44 further runs being made in 50 minutes.

He had made himself sound so abjectly meek that she laughed.

Lorraine knew the time had come to apologize, abjectly and in full.

The abjectly poor, too, stand in awe of the world around them and are not hospitable to change.

At no time did they abjectly accede to the demands of the British.

Why on earth have we abjectly hewed to the Israeli line over the last 60 years?

She clasped her hands and looked at me abjectly.

I am in very great need, and abjectly beg to serve you. "

"I am sorry for the terrible beginning of this concert," he said abjectly to the crowd.

This is not the charm of a writer who abjectly wishes to please at any cost.

They were abjectly poor, and she was robbing them.

So back once more on the train, abjectly miserable.

The West Indian looked, if possible, even more abjectly miserable.

Randy has never known much about architecture, and his vocabulary fails him abjectly.