deleznable
despicable
The Spanish word "deleznable" is an adjective that describes something or someone worthy of contempt, very despicable, or abominable.
Meaning:
- Deleznable refers to something that provokes strong dislike or disgust, usually because it is morally reprehensible or contemptible.
- It comes from the verb deleznar, which means to crumble or break apart, metaphorically alluding to something insubstantial or weak in moral character.
Parts:
- Root: delezn- relates to fragility or something easily breakable.
- Suffix: -able means "able to be," transforming the root into an adjective.
Synonyms:
- despreciable (despicable)
- detestable (detestable)
- abominable (abominable)
- miserable (miserable)
- ruin (wretched)
Antonyms:
- admirable (admirable)
- respetable (respectable)
- estimable (esteemed)
- honorable (honorable)
Example Sentences in English:
- "His deleznable betrayal shocked everyone."
- "That kind of behavior is truly deleznable."
In summary, "deleznable" is used to label people, actions, or things that are morally or socially rejected due to their reprehensible nature.
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Examples
Ese acto fue deleznable para todos.adjective
That act was despicable for everyone.
¿No crees que su comportamiento fue realmente deleznable?adjective
Don't you think his behavior was really despicable?
Me parece deleznable que mientas para obtener ventaja.adjective
I find it despicable that you lie to gain an advantage.
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