opprobrious
/əˈproʊbriəs/
adjective
- Expressing strong criticism or disapproval; insulting or scornful.
- The politician faced opprobrious remarks from the crowd during the debate.
- She was hurt by the opprobrious language used in the online comments.
- His opprobrious tone made everyone in the room uncomfortable.
- Bringing shame or disgrace; disgraceful.
- He was remembered for his opprobrious behavior at the formal dinner.
- The company's opprobrious treatment of its workers led to a public scandal.
- The opprobrious act of cheating on the exam cost him his scholarship.
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