In a despicable manner; in a way worthy of contempt or disgust.
From despicable (worthy of contempt, from Latin despicari, to look down on) + -ly (adverb suffix).
The adverb form lets us describe actions rather than just people—'he despicably abandoned his family' makes the behavior itself the moral problem, not just the person's character.
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