adverb
definition
In a criminal manner.
Examples of criminally in a Sentence
At last report he was in a prison for the criminally insane in England.
Last year the criminally underrated self titled album passed an unsuspecting public by on the whole.
Steve Jones is the criminally attractive Welsh television presenter who certainly has an eye for the ladies.
In fact, the only thing more criminally obvious than a metal briefcase is an unlatched trunk retaining a body bag and a shovel.
Although there are very few laws regarding children's access to guns, 18 states have passed CAP laws that hold gun owners criminally responsible if a minor accesses their unsecured gun and injures himself or someone else.
The hospital also housed notorious and criminally insane patients, such as serial rapist Billy Mulligan.
Unfortunately, the facility also housed individuals classified as "criminally insane".
T2 begins with Sarah locked up in a high-security mental institution for the criminally insane, and her ten-year-old son John (Edward Furlong) living in foster care.
A council of war, which met at two o'clock in the morning to consider the practicability of Dahlberg's proposal, at once dismissed it as criminally hazardous.
Poisonous amounts of phosphorus are frequently taken or administered, criminally or accidentally, it being easily accessible to the public in the form of matches or of vermin pastes.
The oil of savin is now occasionally used criminally as an abortifacient.
This group of criminally involved problem users commits very large amounts of shoplifting, burglary and other crime to finance drug purchases.
By the time we get to the almost criminally enjoyable climactic chase, we're completely and utterly hooked.
We will make businesses which flagrantly flout the rules criminally liable for the consequences.
It's criminally irresponsible to allow monsters like Winston Churchill to appear in books.
This change in climate was compounded by criminally negligent people posting hoax packages.