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Reprehensible (adjective) - shameful or very bad 1. The entire famil ...
Reprehensible (adjective) - shameful or very bad
- The entire family refused to forgive the uncle for his reprehensible acts.
- In many places around the word, a person's reprehensible acts create shame for the family and community.
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Can we tag the actions of a fraction of Republicans in the US capital a few days ago as a reprehensible act?
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I try to make an attempt to use the word by constructing a sentence: “circumventing the law is a reprehensible act”
You used the word reprehensible correctly. Great job. Thanks for practicing with me!
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You wrote a great example sentence. Regarding the answer to your question, I think it depends on who you ask. Thanks for practicing with me!
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Great example sentence. Keep it up!
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ENGAGEtokens.Thanks for interacting with my post. I hope you will write more example sentences.
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ENGAGEtokens.Thanks for reply. I’m italian and I'd like to learn English better.