Abjectly

And yet, the lackadaisical performance of its military-industrial complex has rendered it abjectly import-dependent for weaponry.

Discrimination and official neglect left education, health, transport and social services in the plains in a dismal state, and the large majority of Madheshis, with the exception of landholders from dominant-caste groups, remained abjectly poor.

Obviously, the general public should not participate in these effervescent melodramatic shows that abjectly pass for a political debate these days.

It's abjectly silly, and doesn't remotely try to be scary, but it's sometimes amusing, includes lots of fun practical effects and zombie make-up, is a generally breezy watch, and gets commendably crazy.

So, to answer your question briefly, anti-corruption has itself been abjectly corrupted.

The President continues to abjectly sign on the dotted line of any order emanating from the PM’s office without giving it a second thought.

The species believes itself to be numerically challenged, and abjectly surrenders when it is confronted by data, no matter how obviously spurious or misleading it may be.

A reasonable complaint to levy would be the, at times, durge-like tone and pacing of the story, but those work to ensure maximum impact of the key moments, which range from the hilarious to the off-kilter to the abjectly messed up.

Clearly, this was a very coherent and productive meeting, and there is nothing abjectly terrifying about the fact that Ginni Thomas is married to, and has the ear of, a Supreme Court judge.

He described his pain thus: "When you see the jailer you abjectly touch the ground with your forehead.

Iain King concludes Marcus Aurelius' legacy is tragic, because the emperor's "Stoic philosophy – which is about self-restraint, duty, and respect for others – was so abjectly abandoned by the imperial line he anointed on his death".