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reprehensible in Greek

reprehensible in Greek is αξιοκατάκριτος, αξιόμεμπτος, κατακριτέος — reprehensible means deserving strong criticism or blame; shamefully wrong.

reprehensible in Greek

αξιοκατάκριτος
adj
Pronounced: axiokatakritos
Blameworthy, censurable, guilty.
αξιόμεμπτος
adj
Pronounced: axiomebtos
Blameworthy, censurable, guilty.
κατακριτέος
adj
Pronounced: katakriteos
Blameworthy, censurable, guilty.
αξιόμεμπτος
adj
Pronounced: axiomebtos
Deserving of reprehension.
κατακριτέος
adj
Pronounced: katakriteos
Deserving of reprehension.

What does "reprehensible" mean?

  1. adjective Deserving strong criticism or blame; shamefully wrong.
    "Lying to investors about the company's finances was utterly reprehensible."
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reprehensible in a sentence

  • Lying to investors about the company's finances was utterly reprehensible.
  • The coach called the players' behavior reprehensible.

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What is "reprehensible" in Greek?

"reprehensible" in Greek is αξιοκατάκριτος, αξιόμεμπτος, κατακριτέος. reprehensible means: Deserving strong criticism or blame; shamefully wrong.

How do you pronounce αξιοκατάκριτος?

"reprehensible" in Greek is αξιοκατάκριτος, pronounced "axiokatakritos".

How do you use "reprehensible" in a sentence?

Example: "Lying to investors about the company's finances was utterly reprehensible." In Greek, "reprehensible" is αξιοκατάκριτος, αξιόμεμπτος, κατακριτέος.

Are there other ways to say "reprehensible" in Greek?

Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "reprehensible": αξιοκατάκριτος, αξιόμεμπτος, κατακριτέος.

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