Definition of bastardry in English:

bastardry

nounˈbastədriˈbɑːstədri

mass nounAustralian informal

Cruel, despicable, or otherwise unpleasant behaviour.
blocking the debate was an act of political bastardry
Example sentencesExamples
- He gave unscrupulous people the go ahead to commit acts of bastardry.
- Perhaps caucus members felt that increasing the future incidence of bastardry was a price worth paying in the effort to put the nightmare behind them.
- She is a fierce champion of equality of opportunity, having endured the bastardry of the Queensland government decades ago.
- These little acts of bastardry are proof they know their goose is cooked.
- The hooking role is the most aggressively confrontational in the union game - an exercise in naked, no-holds-barred bastardry.
- Politics in New Zealand needs more low bastardry, not this kind of amateur hour stuff.
- The only viable defence against such bastardry rests with National print media truly living up to their professional journalistic standards.
- Now they are being rewarded for their bastardry to our children with no requirement that they even spend it on education.
- I did not note anyone ask her about this act of complete bastardry.
- Aussie politicians are generally very, very good at low bastardry.

Origin

1940s: from bastard + -ry.

词汇	bastardry
释义	Definition of bastardry in English: bastardry nounˈbastədriˈbɑːstədri mass nounAustralian informal Cruel, despicable, or otherwise unpleasant behaviour. blocking the debate was an act of political bastardry Example sentencesExamples He gave unscrupulous people the go ahead to commit acts of bastardry. Perhaps caucus members felt that increasing the future incidence of bastardry was a price worth paying in the effort to put the nightmare behind them. She is a fierce champion of equality of opportunity, having endured the bastardry of the Queensland government decades ago. These little acts of bastardry are proof they know their goose is cooked. The hooking role is the most aggressively confrontational in the union game - an exercise in naked, no-holds-barred bastardry. Politics in New Zealand needs more low bastardry, not this kind of amateur hour stuff. The only viable defence against such bastardry rests with National print media truly living up to their professional journalistic standards. Now they are being rewarded for their bastardry to our children with no requirement that they even spend it on education. I did not note anyone ask her about this act of complete bastardry. Aussie politicians are generally very, very good at low bastardry. Origin 1940s: from bastard + -ry.
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