Definitionadj. bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure
Last update: October 20, 2016
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This conduct was neither a crime nor, the Court of Appeal held, reprehensible behavior. [verb]
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Many found it reprehensible that people on TV should be pigeonholed into ethnic categories. [adjective]
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"Thus, from my elders, whose opinion I esteemed, I had never heard that this was reprehensible." [adjective]
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A habit reprehensible at puberty is second nature and an opprobrium in middle life. [adjective]
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At first he saw nothing reprehensible in this, but in the second year of his marriage his view of that form of punishment suddenly changed. [adjective]
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And Pierre, anxiously trying to remember whether he had done anything reprehensible, looked round with a blush. [adjective]
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I mention these reprehensible actions to illustrate how language can divide us. [Please select]
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Lately, Curzon, Churchill, Edward Grey, Hugh Cecil, and others have made it less reprehensible. [Please select]
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You know her life in Paris is—ahem—highly reprehensible. [Please select]
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"You see, as a general principle," said Anna-Felicitas, "it's reprehensible to quarrel with one's mother." [Please select]
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This, my dear child, is very reprehensible of you. [Please select]
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