Deplorable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEPLORABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• to be deplored
• deserving strong condemnation; completely unacceptable
• shockingly bad in quality
• Worthy of being deplored or lamented; lamentable; causing grief; hence, sad; calamitous; grievous; wretched; as, life\'s evils are deplorable.
• bad; unfortunate
• of very poor quality or condition
• bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• lamentable

Words related to DEPLORABLE

deplorableness19 deplorably18

Words that contain DEPLORABLE

deplorableness19 deplorablenesse20 deplorablenesses21

How to use DEPLORABLE in a sentence

• In our present deplorable state of doubt and distress Castlewood can be a welcome place to no stranger, much less to you, and so I know, sir, you will be for leaving us ere long.
• The reconciled provinces presented the most deplorable spectacle.
• The internal situation of the unfortunate republic was deplorable.
• The perjury at the Winchester assizes is deplorable.
• When they visit the north, and return home, they tell their slaves of the runaways they have seen, and describe them to be in the most deplorable condition.
• The unhappy survivors were, in short, in a condition most deplorable, and beyond power of language to describe, or imagination to conceive.
• The appalling waste of timber resources through excessive and reckless cutting, amounting to forest devastation, is deplorable, but we are helpless to prevent it.
• In addition to the inevitable mistakes, there have been occasional instances of deplorable misconduct on the part of individuals and of political parties.
• Seldom has a kingdom been in a more deplorable condition than was Austria on the morning when the scepter passed into the hands of Maria Theresa.
• After having wandered for some time in this deplorable condition, he found every day his dangers increase, and his pursuers making nearer advances.
• All the more deplorable that he should allow himself to be infatuated by a mere outside, and waste any of his strength, any of his peace of mind, hanging round just a woman-thing.
• By force of circumstances, and through the otherwise deplorable failure of Miss Priscilla, I resumed work in the school before the election, but Mr.
• Reference has already been made in the first chapter to this deplorable affair.
• The deplorable riot at Jamalpore, with its terrible sequel, is only one among many such scenes.
• The very sane precepts of the founders of religions are only made infectious by means of enthusiasms which to a sane man must appear deplorable.
• Perhaps the conditions drew us closer together, for they were deplorable.
• And what made the condition of that unhappy country the more deplorable was, that she had not a single friend who could lend a willing ear to her call for aid.
• The status of woman in former times was exceedingly deplorable, for it was the belief of the Orient that it was best for woman to be ignorant.
• Similar deplorable conditions prevailed in Persia in the nineteenth century.
• This is the only way in which the deplorable superfluity of great wealth and miserable, demoralizing, degrading poverty can be abolished.
• The deplorable health of Madame Paul Visire did not allow her to accompany her husband, and she remained with her relatives in one of the southern provinces.
• It was all deplorable to a woman who had known the comfort of an almost luxurious girlhood.
• A deplorable scene followed, in which the presence of Balsamo did not prevent Florence Bostock from conveying clearly to Ralph what she thought of him.
• Thus to kill what chance he had for being of use seemed to me more deplorable than it did evidently to them.
• They represented their condition as bad, though by no means so deplorable as it would have been in former days.
• The effect on the character of the young count was deplorable.
• It was thought that the owner of the ranch might take pity upon my deplorable condition, and provide some sort of vehicle to convey the ladies the remainder of the journey.
• What between the bull, the dog, and the butcher, poor Mr Cophagus was taken into a shop in a very deplorable condition.
• The young women of the higher families were in a deplorable state of captivity.

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