despiseworthy
despiseworthy adjective: worthy of being despised; despicable.
Adjective
despiseworthy (comparative more despiseworthy, superlative most despiseworthy)
- Worthy of being despised; despicable.
- "[...] And he tried to make us jealous of each other just for fun, which I think was horrid and mean and terrifically despiseworthy," said Clarissa vehemently.1947, Angela Mackail Thirkell, Peace breaks out
Forms of despiseworthy
| comparative | more despiseworthy |
|---|---|
| superlative | most despiseworthy |
Origin of despiseworthy
From despise + -worthy.
Questions about despiseworthy
- What does despiseworthy mean?
- Despiseworthy means worthy of being despised; despicable.
- What part of speech is despiseworthy?
- Despiseworthy is an adjective.
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