There is more Strength in Union than in Number; witness the People that in all Ages have been scurvily used, because they could so seldom agree to do themselves Right.
Guzman now resolved to return to Genoa for the purpose of being revenged upon the relatives who had treated him so scurvily upon his previous visit to that city.
But although the captain was glad enough to get the money thus scurvily gained, he feared that further association with such a rascal as de Alfarache would ruin him.
Well said, use himscurvily that Mrs. Clara may have him.
Having been but scurvily entertained in the land of Satin, we went o' board, and having set sail, in four days came near the coast of Lantern-land.
This laughter scurvily becomes your face: If you will not be melancholy, be angry.
And yet, sister, How scurvily this forwardness becomes you!
I was punning scurvilywith Sir Andrew Fountaine and Lord Pembroke this evening: do you ever pun now?
This was John Harrison, and very scurvily he was treated by the authorities, only receiving the full reward which was offered upon the intervention of King George III.
I noted in his childhood how he always treated more scurvily the hirelings who cringed.
The more scurvily the man is treated, the better in the end; the deeper the universal execration for him we all detest.
The Sausage's job being done, a crowd of others flew upon Gymnast, and had most scurvily dragged him down when Pantagruel with his men came up to his relief.
Without great difficulty they entered into that straw-thatched cottage, scurvily built, naughtily movabled, and all besmoked.
The King and Queen of Hearts: Showing how notably the Queen made her Tarts and how scurvily the Knave stole them away with other particulars belonging thereunto.
The King and Queen of Hearts: showing how notably the Queen made her Tarts, and how Scurvily the Knave stole them away.
He talks loud, and uncleanly, and scurvily as a part of state, and they hear him with reverence.
Would you not use me scurvily again, and give me possets with purging Confets in't?
But the world used him scurvily first--nay, a plague on them that whine for themselves!
He talks loud, and baudily, and scurvilyas a part of state, and they hear him with reverence.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "scurvily" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
