deplorable
ఒక్కసారి
definition
adjective
the deplorable conditions in which most prisoners are held
deserving strong condemnation.
translation of 'deplorable'
వ్యసనపడదగిన,
దుఖఃకరమైన
example
He said that the minister had himself once visited the center and seen the 'deplorable' condition of the road but no action had been taken even then.
One of the main reasons for the fall in theatre audience is due to the 'deplorable' condition of the theatres.
Another matter of serious concern to the people in the Hannon's Strand area is the 'deplorable' condition of the entrance to the beach.
The bins could do with a good hosing down, they are in a 'deplorable' condition.
I write on behalf of a number of Joseph Rowntree pupils - all of whom have received 'deplorable' service from the bus service over recent weeks.
The game was played in 'deplorable' weather conditions and in the end Galway emerged victorious by a point.
He added that the whole road structure and footpaths in the area were in a 'deplorable' condition.
The authorities should also work to alleviate the 'deplorable' condition of roads to ensure safety.
Should you be able to communicate in Thai (my wife is Thai) you will find the quality of advice 'deplorable' .
Refugees have to live in most 'deplorable' conditions human beings can face.
Such an unthinkable and 'deplorable' situation would affect every aspect of potential business and the quality of life for the future generations in Swindon.
The quality of the image is a bit 'deplorable' at times but it really doesn't matter, it's what the people say that does.
‘I think it is a 'deplorable' state of affairs,’ he told the town council.
Housing conditions are frequently 'deplorable' , overcrowded, and substandard.
Most, especially men, drank to escape 'deplorable' housing conditions and the desperation of a life going nowhere.
The killing of innocents is 'deplorable' and appalling in any part of the world.
They fail to realize that elderly people, when reduced to a 'deplorable' state of solitude, have all the more need for someone to talk to and interact with.
The conditions inside the building are 'deplorable' , terrible, disgusting.
Older people in the locality cannot recollect the roads ever having been in a more 'deplorable' condition.
The condition of English prisons was 'deplorable' ; males and females could be and were crowded into cells together.
An official, who requested anonymity, said the school was closed one week earlier last term because of the 'deplorable' conditions.
Not to say that Russell isn't right when he laments the 'deplorable' state of modern culture.
Its focus has changed, that's all: it's no longer praise for conduct seen as admirable, but condemnation of antics seen as 'deplorable' .
Both sides made enough chances, but the finishing was 'deplorable' , but strangely when the odd score came the quality was top drawer.
That does not seem possible, however, when our roads are in such 'deplorable' condition, food prices are so high and the crime rate is rising daily.
In her Letters home, Fairchild described the 'deplorable' conditions the nurses had to endure.
This was, after all, a world in which literacy was rare, and the quality of preaching 'deplorable' .
Although not as large an operation as a puppy mill, backyard breeders often possess the same 'deplorable' conditions.
These kinds of outrages are 'deplorable' and the perpetrators should be brought to justice.
Even if their claims are exaggerated, any loss of life is 'deplorable' and unacceptable.
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