Associations to the word «Contemptible»
Noun
- Wretch
- Cowardice
- Ridicule
- Vanity
- Mean
- Slang
- Degenerate
- Render
- Scoundrel
- Coward
- Scorn
- Plutarch
- Contempt
- Mankind
- Sneer
- Valour
- Weakness
- Bribery
- Folly
- Reproach
- Falsehood
- Ignorance
- Irregularity
- Wit
- Incline
- Foe
- Creature
- Malice
- Dignity
- Oratory
- Pseudo
- Prejudice
- Moderation
- Negligence
- Worthy
- Censure
- Cato
- Estimation
- Arrogance
- Jest
- Greatness
- Evil
- Manhood
- Fool
- Naught
- Rendering
- Socrates
Adjective
- Odious
- Vile
- Worthless
- Ridiculous
- Unworthy
- Hateful
- Vulgar
- Disgusting
- Insignificant
- Cowardly
- Pitiful
- Wretched
- Diminutive
- Petty
- Shabby
- Degraded
- Absurd
- Childish
- Unimportant
- Foolish
- Miserable
- Manly
- Minded
- Treacherous
- Infamous
- Compassionate
- Vanity
- Selfish
- Ignorant
- Useless
- Unpleasant
- Idle
- Weak
- Vain
- Cynical
- Mere
- Esteemed
- Troublesome
- Filthy
- Much
- Virtuous
- Daring
Wiktionary
CONTEMPTIBLE, adjective. Deserving contempt
Dictionary definition
CONTEMPTIBLE, adjective. Deserving of contempt or scorn.
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