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Meanings of disreputable in English
Portuguese
mal afamado Lacking respectability in character or behavior or appearance.
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Usage of disreputable in English
1
As far as Silk knew he'd never seen the disreputable fellow before.
2
The entire concept, for that matter, is pretty disreputable at the moment.
3
What future would there be, except as a disreputable offshore tax haven?
4
As they go back, the pastor offers him a disreputable easy chair.
5
They frequent the gambling-tables, and live with the most disreputable French Viscounts.
6
Together we have been into the most disreputable parts of the city.
7
Her clothes are torn, and she is found rioting in disreputable company.
8
The date of this transaction is disreputable to the people of Salem.
9
With a contemptuous glance at the disreputable-looking young trooper, the man answered:
10
Mountjoy has become disreputable, and had better be out of the way.
11
I stand well with the National Assembly, except a few disreputable Jacobins.
12
These are aggressive, disreputable-looking creatures which go about in disorderly, rowdy gangs.
13
Upon closer examination Kamir did not look so menacing or so disreputable.
14
But they were not disreputable, they knew where to draw the line.
15
The disreputable, swollen-faced lodger with a nose like a poisoned toadstool vanished.
16
Two battered and paintless motor-scows remained, and one or two disreputable rowboats.
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Disreputable through the time
Disreputable across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common