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Term: Reprehensible

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Deserving strong disapproval or criticism; blameworthy or censurable.

Usage 1: The politician's reprehensible actions caused public outrage.

Usage 2: It is universally agreed that cheating on exams is a reprehensible behavior.

Sense 2: Loathsome; deserving of rebuke or contempt.

Usage 1: The criminal's reprehensible acts of violence shocked the community.

Usage 2: Stealing from the elderly is a reprehensible act that shows a lack of morals.

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