disgraceful

Preposition: that

• government: It is disgraceful that the Government does not know where failed asylum seekers are or how many are leaving the country.
• people: We, the Alex girls, think its disgraceful that people are being treated with such disrespect.
• time: It is disgraceful that those times have not been reduced.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• do: That was after the Chelsea Messiah walked in on the ref and the Barca boss doing something really disgraceful.

Modifies a noun

• conduct: In both these cases the Committee found Mr Tait guilty of disgraceful conduct.
• behavior: A site to show the disgraceful behavior of Policing in Croydon.
• scene: Thankfully the prospect of disgraceful scenes was washed away in the relief of the result.
• episode: The capture of Saddam will be used in eternity to justify an otherwise disgraceful episode.
• incident: At the county show you had drunk a great deal and fuelled by alcohol you took part in a disgraceful incident.
• abuse: And anger because of the disgraceful abuse of position on the part of the teacher.

Modifying Another Word

• utterly: It has been an utterly disgraceful handling of this important issue in the new devolved Wales.
• absolutely: Name: Paula Hughes, Anfield Message: It's absolutely disgraceful the way Michael Shields have been treated.
• quite: Or the quite disgraceful length of time patients have to wait for new digital hearing aids.
• truly: The truly disgraceful bit came at the end, where it said " Rights Offered: First British Serial only.
• pretty: That's pretty disgraceful behavior from Materazzi so I think FIFA should punish him as well.
• particularly: He died in a particularly disgraceful way for ancient people.

Used with adjective complement

• look: A very senior British commander on a fact-finding visit from Singapore rebuked them: " You look disgraceful.

Preposition: for

• woman: It is disgraceful for women to speak in church.