contemptible
31contemptible — con tempt·i·ble || tÉ™bl adj. despicable, worthy of contempt …
32contemptible — adjective deserving contempt. Derivatives contemptibly adverb …
33contemptible — a. Despicable, vile, low, mean, base, pitiful, abject, worthless, paltry, sorry …
34contemptible — adj 1. mean, abject, low, unworthy, base, inferior, loathsome, despicable, wretched, vile, scurvy, currish; shabby, trashy, sleazy, cheap, sordid, Inf. low down, Inf. lousy, Inf. mangy, Inf. scummy. 2. ignominious, despised, miserable, lamentable …
35contemptible — con·tempt·ible …
36contemptible — con•tempt•i•ble [[t]kənˈtɛmp tə bəl[/t]] adj. 1) deserving of or held in contempt 2) Obs. contemptuous • Etymology: 1350–1400; ME (< MF) < LL con•tempt i•bil′i•ty, con•tempt′i•ble•ness, n. con•tempt′i•bly, adv …
37contemptible — /kənˈtɛmptəbəl / (say kuhn temptuhbuhl) adjective deserving of or held in contempt; despicable. –contemptibility /kəntɛmptəˈbɪləti/ (say kuhntemptuh biluhtee), contemptibleness, noun –contemptibly, adverb …
38contemptible — Hō aikola, ino loa. See wretch …
39contemptible — adj. deserving contempt; despicable. Derivatives: contemptibility n. contemptibly adv. Etymology: ME f. OF or LL contemptibilis (as contemn) …
40contemptible person — despicable person, person who is deserving of scorn …