Definition
Definition of contemptibility - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionRare quality of being deserving scorn or disdainRare
- His actions demonstrated a high level of contemptibility..
2.
valueRare lack of worthiness due to absence of higher valuesRare
- The contemptibility of the proposal was clear to everyone.
Origin of contemptibility
Latin, contemptus (scorn) + -ibilis (able to be)
Examples of contemptibility in a sentence
She couldn't hide the contemptibility of her thoughts. The contemptibility of his actions shocked the community. Her contemptibility was evident in her selfish behavior.
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- French:indignité, bassesse, ...
- German:Verächtlichkeit, Wertlosigkeit, ...
- Italian:disprezzo, ignobilità, ...
- Spanish:despreciabilidad, indignidad, ...
- Portuguese:desprezibilidade, ...
- Chinese:可鄙性, ...
- Japanese:軽蔑すべき性質, ...
- Arabic:حَقارَة, وَضاعَة, ...
- Hebrew:רָאוּי לְבּוּז, בְּזוּת, ...
- Russian:ничтожность, недостойность, ...
- Ukrainian:презирливість, безвартісність, ...
- Hindi:तिरस्कार, तुच्छता, ...
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