Results for despicable

Definitions of despicable:

part of speech: adverb

Despieably.

part of speech: adverb

DESPICABLY.

part of speech: adjective

Conbe looked down on.

part of speech: adjective

See under despise.

part of speech: adjective

That should be despised; vile; contemptible.

part of speech: adjective

Deserving to be despised: contemptible: worthless.

Usage examples for despicable:

• Let me state, once and for all, that your conduct is despicable "Master Tales of Mystery, Volume 3", Collected and Arranged by Francis J. Reynolds

• If you choose to risk the massacre of your garrison to save those despicable red- handed partisans, have your pleasure. "Alice of Old Vincennes", Maurice Thompson

• Such sport is to me despicable "The Foot-path Way", Bradford Torrey

• Has not every instance proved somewhat similar to the so much dreaded union between England and Scotland, where the Scots, instead of becoming a poor, despicable dependent people, have become much more secure, happy, and respectable? "Essays on the Constitution of the United States", Paul Leicester Ford