Adverb:

ঘৃণার্হরূপে,

contemptibly's Usage Examples:

the fiat, Filipp Goloshchekin, the head of the military commissariat, contemptibly sneered, "Dogs deserve a dogs death", as he glared at the dead tsar.

whose programs used "dick" on the air to refer to a person behaving contemptibly.

In answer to their queries she tells them how contemptibly her sweetheart acted, and all because of the fascinating influence of.

idealists grouping around Nikolai Stankevich, however, dismissed his work as contemptibly lacking in ideas.

In the new series, Dolphin is a mutation which is contemptibly referred to as a taintblood in the various tribes of Atlantis, having.

He found the figure of a master who could do nothing for himself contemptibly helpless.

story's frank eroticism: " "Pilgrims in Love" by De Lysle Ferrée Cass, is contemptibly disgusting, unspeakably nauseating.

enormous development that the seven planetary spheres are thought of as contemptibly low; and Ialdabaoth, once their ruler, in this book sinks to a demon.

simply embodies what many think of their own fathers: utterly powerful, contemptibly inept.

arraigned for having 'railed on our noble Prince Beelzebub, and spoken contemptibly of his honourable friends, the Lord Old Man, the Lord Carnal Delight.

Deputy Sheriff Darren Goforth – a veteran law enforcement officer who was contemptibly shot and killed over the weekend.

utterly… and contemptibly… sinister!" Following Rebecca's death, Essex allies with En Sabah Nur.

that "no man would have made his sex appear at once coarse, brutal, and contemptibly weak, at once disgusting and ridiculous" and concluded that "a possible.