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		contemptiblecon‧temp‧ti‧ble /kənˈtemptəbəl/ adjective literary    - The union's tactics were contemptible.
 
 - And the whole affair will be one more contemptible insult to a people on whose lands we are uninvited guests.
 - By the 1880s it had come to mean a contemptible person.
 - He is very sober too, and bears a good moral character; and he is laughable, but not contemptible.
 - I think he is a contemptible mean child.
 - Self-pity is a totally contemptible vice and I have throughout many vicissitudes and much unmerited disappointment avoided it as a plague.
 - These men came home to households where they were not only strangers, but contemptible strangers.
 - You are a worthless and contemptible woman.
 
    not deserving any respect at all  SYN  despicable:   They were portrayed as contemptible cowards.  |