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Definition of Reprehensibly
1. Adverb. In a manner or to a degree deserving blame or censure.
Definition of Reprehensibly
1. Adverb. In a reprehensible manner. ¹
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Definition of Reprehensibly
1. [adv]
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Literary usage of Reprehensibly
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1. An Italian and English Dictionary with Pronunciation and Brief Etymologies by August Hjalmar Edgren, Giuseppe Bico, John Lawrence Gerig (1901)
"reprehensibly. -pren- sione, F.: reprehension (rebuke), -pren- sivo,
ADJ.: reprehensive (reproving). ..."
2. American Education by Andrew Sloan Draper (1909)
"... unless for immorality, pronounced incompetency, or manifest inability to
perform his part of the agreement, would act very reprehensibly and unlawfully. ..."
3. American Education by Andrew Sloan Draper (1909)
"... unless for immorality, pronounced incompetency, or manifest inability to
perform his part of the agreement, would act very reprehensibly and unlawfully. ..."
4. The Asiatic Journal and Monthly Miscellany (1822)
"Had he, indeed, entered into translations which are reprehensibly a ...
and reprehensibly careless, and pointed out where they were defective in style, ..."
5. The Unitarian: A Monthly Magazine of Liberal Christianity edited by Jabez Thomas Sunderland, Brooke Herford, Frederick B. Mott (1897)
"But Carlyle's self-sufficient pride and pessimism, reprehensibly as they are
sometimes manifested toward mankind at large, are even more reprehensibly ..."
6. Rossmoyne by Duchess (1906)
"How Monica makes a most important discovery, and, changing suddenly from "lively
to severe," is reprehensibly cruel to a most unoffending young man. ..."
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