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unsportingly

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Adv.1.unsportingly - in an unsportsmanlike mannerunsportingly - in an unsportsmanlike manner        
sportingly - so as to be sporting; in a sporting manner
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James Milner unsportingly wasting time by a corner flag before Steve Bennett, again, came to their rescue.
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