Despicable is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DESPICABLE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• worthy of being despised
• deserving hatred and contempt
• Fit or deserving to be despised; contemptible; mean; vile; worthless; as, a despicable man; despicable company; a despicable gift.
• morally reprehensible
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• deserving to be despise; so worthless or obnoxious as to rouse moral indignation

Words related to DESPICABLE

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Words that contain DESPICABLE

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How to use DESPICABLE in a sentence

• Men do truly more render themselves despicable than others when, without just ground, or reasonable occasion, they do attack others in this way.
• He is a man whom no one could despise, for he has nothing despicable about him.
• I should have been a happy and fairly good woman, as far as women go, if you had been true, or rather if everything about you had not been utterly false and despicable.
• Let me state, once and for all, that your conduct is despicable.
• For twenty-five years I, poor, despicable fool, would have kissed your feet for a word, a nod, a smile.
• Far less noteworthy, yet still not utterly despicable, is the bas-relief of Biduinus over the side-door of S.
• DANIEL And drunkenness I hold to be a very despicable vice.
• It cannot, however, be denied, that many have sunk into oblivion, whom it were unjust to number with this despicable class.
• At last the day came, my ticket appeared, and rewarded all my care and sagacity with a despicable prize of fifty pounds.
• Another attack has been made upon us by the author of Common Sense, an adversary equally malicious as the former, and equally despicable.
• He had left no despicable collection of books, so that in his school vacations ample means were afforded to his son of indulging his taste for reading.
• Towards the close of the Empire this despicable class appears to have been all-powerful with the monarch.
• Now, it is this distinction which makes vanity despicable to us all.
• He felt cheap and despicable, and his anger was still hot.
• Were the idle contention of these foolish and despicable souls to be true, they would have none other alternative than to reject all these holy utterances and heavenly allusions.
• These few cursory remarks will serve to show the reader that General Kearney had no despicable foe to overcome and subdue.
• FOR Julian soon perceived that Charles was no despicable rival.
• They were an inferior, yellow race, and therefore despicable.
• All men say they love what is good, and hate everything that is evil! Sincerity is to be admired, whilst lying is despicable.
• The more I saw of him, the more debased and despicable he appeared to me.
• When my scattered Forces are thus rallied, and reduced into regular Bodies, I flatter my self that I shall make no despicable Figure at the Head of them.
• Oh! The despicable superficialities of restaurants and clubs! He was ashamed.
• Though driven from his kingdom, he said he would join him with no despicable force of foot and horse.
• And if any one thinks the study of other animals despicable, he must despise the study of his own nature.
• Endless are the instances of men of bright parts and high spirit having been, by degrees, rendered powerless and despicable, by their imaginary wants.

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