contemptibility (Meaning)

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contemptibility (n)

unworthiness by virtue of lacking higher values

His actions demonstrated a level of contemptibility that shocked even his closest friends.
The politician's flagrant disregard for ethics only added to his contemptibility in the eyes of the public.
Despite his attempts to conceal it, his contemptibility was evident in his sneering demeanor.
The employee's embezzlement revealed a depth of contemptibility that surprised the company's management.
The judge was appalled by the defendant's contemptibility towards the victims of the crime.
The professor's plagiarism was an act of contemptibility that tarnished his academic reputation.
The company's exploitation of child labor showed a level of contemptibility that outraged consumers.
The criminal's lack of remorse only emphasized the contemptibility of his actions.
The media exposed the CEO's unethical business practices, revealing the contemptibility of corporate greed.
The character's deceitfulness and betrayal highlighted his contemptibility as a villain in the story.

unworthiness by virtue of lacking higher values

dirty, disgusting, wretched,pitiful, mean, nasty, hateful, cheap, lame, ratty

praiseworthy, admirable, meritorious, commendable, laudable, laudable, creditable, creditable, honorable, commendable

His actions demonstrated a level of contemptibility that shocked even his closest friends.

The politician's flagrant disregard for ethics only added to his contemptibility in the eyes of the public.

Despite his attempts to conceal it, his contemptibility was evident in his sneering demeanor.

The employee's embezzlement revealed a depth of contemptibility that surprised the company's management.