Dishonourably

They have not been buried with full military honours, but dishonourably discharged on the back of an obscene flaunting of wealth in Saudi Arabia.

This state of affairs put two choices before the Palestinians in Gaza: dying dishonourably while thanking our killers for a trickle of food and water; or fighting for our dignity, for ourselves and the coming generations.

Higgins, who was a soldier since leaving school and served in the Tank Regiment, was to be dishonourably discharged from the service after sentence, the court heard.

Nobles would have preferred to die in battle or be captured and then accorded for ransom, rather than dishonourably flee the field.