disastrously

/dˌɪsˈæstɹəsli/

/dɪˈzæstɹəsɫi/

disastrously

in a disastrous manner

in an extremely unsuccessful or unfortunate way

Examples

1. Unfortunately, most companies won't take a long look in the mirror until something goes disastrously wrong.

2. In 1986 Chernobyl’s nuclear power station disastrously blew up because of faulty nuclear reactors.

3. And Rush Limbaugh's influence on the world was disgustingly and decidedly and unquestionably negative and disastrously so.

4. And dealing with something like cancer without health insurance is disastrously expensive.