Videocontemptible
/kən'temptəblnis/
The word contemptible is a powerful adjective used to describe actions or individuals that are so morally low they deserve utter scorn. It is a formal term often applied to vile behavior, such as betrayal or the mistreatment of others, signaling a strong moral judgment from the speaker. In this lesson, we explore common usage patterns, advanced idioms like being beneath contempt, and the important distinction between being contemptible and being contemptuous. We also cover key synonyms and antonyms to help you master this formal vocabulary. Watch the lesson to learn how to use this word with precision.