contemptible in Latin
contemptible in Latin is contemptibilis, contemptus — contemptible means deserving scorn or disrespect; despicable.
contemptible in Latin
contemptibilis
Deserving contempt.
contemptus
Deserving contempt.
What does "contemptible" mean?
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adj Deserving scorn or disrespect; despicable.
"His betrayal of his closest friend was utterly contemptible."
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- His betrayal of his closest friend was utterly contemptible.
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What is "contemptible" in Latin?
"contemptible" in Latin is contemptibilis, contemptus. contemptible means: Deserving scorn or disrespect; despicable.
How do you use "contemptible" in a sentence?
Example: "His betrayal of his closest friend was utterly contemptible." In Latin, "contemptible" is contemptibilis, contemptus.
Are there other ways to say "contemptible" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "contemptible": contemptibilis, contemptus.
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