reprehensible (Meaning)

Wordnet

reprehensible (s)

bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censure

Webster

Worthy of reprehension; culpable; censurable; blamable.

The politician's actions were utterly reprehensible, violating the public trust.
Cheating on a test is a reprehensible act that undermines the integrity of education.
The act of stealing from a vulnerable person is a reprehensible crime that deserves severe punishment.
The perpetrator's treatment of the victim was reprehensible and showed an utter lack of empathy.
The company's negligence in safety protocols is reprehensible and has put countless lives at risk.
The government's inaction in the face of a humanitarian crisis is utterly reprehensible and a violation of international law.
The spread of misinformation and hatred online is reprehensible and has dangerous consequences for society.
The abuse of power for personal gain is a reprehensible act that undermines the rule of law.
The victimization of the innocent is a reprehensible offense that must not go unpunished.
The perpetrator's lack of remorse for their reprehensible actions is a sign of their profound moral bankruptcy.

bringing or deserving severe rebuke or censureWorthy of reprehension; culpable; censurable; blamable.

guilty, reckless, censurable, culpable, bad, punishable, reproachable, blameworthy, wicked, at fault

impeccable, irreproachable, impeccable, faultless, irreproachable, pure, faultless, blameless, perfect,blameless

The politician's actions were utterly reprehensible, violating the public trust.

Cheating on a test is a reprehensible act that undermines the integrity of education.

The act of stealing from a vulnerable person is a reprehensible crime that deserves severe punishment.

The perpetrator's treatment of the victim was reprehensible and showed an utter lack of empathy.