5 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Contemptible' in a Sentence
"Worthy of contempt; deserving strong disapproval or dislike; despicable." more
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The broken toy looked contemptible after the toddler played with it roughly.
The witch in the story was portrayed as a contemptible character who tried to spoil everyone's fun.
The spoiled milk had a contemptible smell, making it unpleasant to drink.
The old, torn book was considered contemptible and was not suitable for reading.
The naughty kitten behaved in a contemptible manner by tearing the colorful paper.
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