Disreputable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DISREPUTABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• not reputable
• not considered to be respectable in character or appearance
• Not reputable; of bad repute; not in esteem; dishonorable; disgracing the reputation; tending to bring into disesteem; as, it is disreputable to associate familiarly with the mean, the lewd, and the profane.
• lacking respectability in character or behavior or appearance

Words related to DISREPUTABLE

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Words that contain DISREPUTABLE

disreputablenes20 disreputableness21 disreputablenesses23

How to use DISREPUTABLE in a sentence

• My idea is that in a country town, away from all disreputable companionship, the child may find herself, and come to her own again.
• It was in general appearance, though stout enough, a most disreputable chair among the finer and more modern ones which stood along the porch upon either side.
• Theodor Krisstyan was furious, but Timar procured him a post in Brazil, and for a long time the disreputable spy was too far off to be troublesome.
• His front quarters, then, were noisy, disreputable, and not even safe.
• As for Godfrey, Andy secured him a passage to California, where he led a disreputable life.
• All I know about it is that some kind of transaction about his wife had occurred, and that, put it in whatever light you will, is always a disreputable thing.
• She might be, or have been, all that was disreputable.
• Aunt Kate as she is generally called is a small black negro and in going into her home you will find it furnished in lovely antique furniture in a disreputable state of repair.
• Gladys and I welcomed the idea of landing, because by this time we were in quite a disreputable condition, not having washed for several days.
• Towards none did she show it more sweetly than to that disreputable fraud and alleged man of genius, Richard Savage.
• The original building, disreputable and hateful, was hidden and forgotten.
• Another thing that he found, or rather that found them, was a disreputable yellow dog.
• As for that uninteresting and disreputable end, official nineteenth-century art, it can be studied in a hundred public galleries and in annual exhibitions all over the world.
• But beneath the disreputable top, and while in motion, the heat was not noticeable.
• In Europe those who follow disreputable occupations rarely suppose that they have anything to do with the Church.
• You would only be astonished, discovering that such disreputable specimens of humanity contrive to exist in this age.
• Decent people forsook it, and the poorer and more disreputable classes took possession.
• The most disreputable characters are seen in the audience, but no thieving or violence ever occurs within the hall.
• When on the third day the old Squire drove down to the village to get him, he found that Jim had gone to Bangor with two disreputable cronies.
• Ken Ward came to his senses out in the corridor surrounded by an excited, beaming, and disreputable crowd of freshmen.
• The only one of these disreputable surgeons whose name we know is Dr.
• He is of a spotted white, with a disreputable black patch over one eye, and weighs, I should imagine, between eighty and ninety pounds.
• The town is as disreputable a spot as the gold fever was ever responsible for, and the coming of that baby causes the upheaval of every rooted tradition of the place.
• It is amusing to reflect as one looks round the disreputable company of Mr.
• Most of them were fugitives from justice and certainly looked the part, for a more disreputable, diseased and generally undesirable body of men I have never seen.
• It was many years since he had visited low and disreputable places.
• This body is now strongly suspected to be that of one Henry Cass, a disreputable character, who has since been ascertained to have been one of the road agents who escaped.
• It made her feel a strange, different person, rather disreputable and quite unlike herself.
• It must have been a moment of sheer gladness to feel that I was not disreputable, a moment when something deep and womanly in her was vindicated.
• It was suspected in the town that the General was more or less directly connected with certain disreputable circumstances discovered by the authorities.
• If ever you settle down in a house of your own, and your husband permits you to aid so disreputable a being as I am, I may listen to you.

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