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Meanings of most disreputable in English
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Usage of most disreputable in English
1
They frequent the gambling-tables, and live with the most disreputable French Viscounts.
2
Together we have been into the most disreputable parts of the city.
3
San Francisco was undoubtedly the most disreputable city in the Union.
4
In a roughly-done-up parcel was a most disreputable old shoe addressed to Lluella.
5
A most disreputable looking tramp entered and locked the door again.
6
These guests of mine looked most disreputable, and were all powerful young men.
7
You're the most disreputable-looking individual I ever saw, by long odds.
8
He is a most disreputable old fellow, and has a liking for liquor.
9
Miserable and most disreputable as he looked, he recognised in him Dorothy's mastiff.
10
Ignatius found himself in perhaps the most disreputable office that he had ever entered.
11
And of all disreputable things, tumbled, rumpled, and tousled finery is the most disreputable.
12
This is the most disreputable place along the river.
13
Since we had lost sight of her, the woman had led a most disreputable life.
14
Altogether I must have appeared a most disreputable object.
15
It is one of Henson's most disreputable tools.
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Before you all I acknowledge that my past has been of the darkest and most disreputable nature.
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