Meanings of so disreputable in English

Upon closer examination Kamir did not look so menacing or so disreputable.

Why, my boys are so disreputable-looking, they haven't even a collar between them.

It is all so dirty, so disreputable, so false.

It is, indeed, terrible that my representative should be going about in so disreputable a condition.

This is why honesty is so disreputable.

He's not so disreputable as he looks.

The thing would, in my mind, be so disreputable that I should have to throw up the case.

I looked at her again more critically, and discovered what it was that made her look so disreputable.

I am anxious to avoid a regular conviction of so disreputable an infirmity;-besides ,thenight has become quite pleasant.

If the occupations you have told me about are so disreputable-whatwere those you have kept so carefully concealed?

Carlton's half of the story was that he did not accept Mark Twain's book because the author looked so disreputable.

I usually tell people I played the piano in a whorehouse or something else not quite so disreputable as the truth.

I immediately sent another guinea, and requested her not to name so disreputable an action, in one, from whom I had hoped better conduct.

Besides this, all his instincts were strong against any intercourse with a woman so disreputable-looking, with an expression of countenance alternately fierce and fawning.

John Hewett would have nothing to do with an alliance so disreputable; Mrs. Hewett had in vain besought her stepson not to marry so unworthily.

I do feel so -sodisreputable in these clothes.