Another Word For Despicable Novels & Stories

Her eyes widened in disbelief and intolerance as she looked at Jane— at the woman she always considered lowly, pitiful, and despicable. “Haydn Soros will never like a dirty and despicable woman like you! No one will ever like someone as shameless as you are!” Susie glared at Jane, her expression twisted. She yelled as though saying those words could help her salvage the pride she had lost in front of Jane a second ago.

There was no way she could miss what he was implying. “Edwin, you really are despicable.” “If you hadn’t pushed me this far, do you think I would’ve resorted to something like this?”

Truly, I hated myself for it. "But I cannot fully save you if you go running back to the devils-" "Oh please," Lilith whispered. "… I do not understand what you're doing here with these…" her face twisted in confusion and horror as she searched for the right word to show her disgust and irritation. "Ugh!" she groaned, giving up all too soon. "Vermins," Kolten interjected, helping out. Lucian snorted loudly, "Meh. We've been called worse."

I had his gaze and walked close to him until I stood less than a foot away from him. "You heard me right, you're despicable, I despise you, I fucking hate your guts." As soon as the words left my mouth, I knew I had dug my grave, Judah's eyes darkened, his eyes flickered to my lips and I inhaled sharply. "So you loathe me, you think I'm despicable. I've never heard that before, I've been called a monster, a vagabond, the scum of the earth, I've been called a lot of things but I've never been called despicable and I honestly don't know how to feel about that." Judah's hands found my waist and he squeezed softly, my heart was pounding hard against my ribcage.

Words of disdain formed on her lips, ready to be unleashed upon the unsuspecting ambiance. In stark contrast to the warmth and conviviality that filled the room, Chloe's voice cut through the air once more like a chilling gust of wind. "This food is hardly worth the effort," she declared with a disdainful tone, her words laced with bitterness. "I can't fathom why you two find it enjoyable. It's simply mediocre at best."

He was so mean at times. But not only what he said hurt me. What even hurt me more was the way he said it. The disdainful look on his face any time he slurred at me. The look was obscene and despicable. That kind of looks that killed one’s hard-earned self-esteem. That kind of look that makes you doubt if you are worthy being called human or worthy to stand in his presence. That kind of look makes you despise yourself.

When Natalie entered, she noticed Bianca's tired appearance and draped a blanket around her. "What are you looking at?" Natalie asked. "He looks so pitiful," Bianca replied. Natalie stiffened. Following Bianca's gaze, she saw Cedric still standing in the snow. "You also think he's pitiful?" Natalie asked, her tone heavy. "But more than that, I find him despicable," Bianca continued. It was true when people said those who were pitiful often had something repulsive about them. However, Cedric wasn't pitiful. When this man acted in a despicable manner, he truly became repulsive.

Every one of their words came replaying on my mind. “Did you really think anyone would love a rigid, pathetic workaholic like you? You were nothing but an ice queen, a hollow shell. No emotion, no passion, like a withered flower. You can barely even satisfy a man in bed. Fucking you was no less that fucking a rock. But believe me, no man can love a woman like you" "You can’t even bear children with that accursed womb of yours. You’re useless. Unlovable. Disposable" "Get out of my sight you despicable thing."

"You're disgusting! You were the one who wrecked their family first! The nerve of you to accuse her of wrecking yours! I've never seen someone as shameless as you are!" "Exactly! You were even trying to incite the crowd into speaking up for you! How shameless can you get?" "We almost believed your lies and thought that she came back to steal your man. Turns out that it was nothing but a lie!" "How could you play the same trick and fool us twice?" "You're despicable! You played the part of a victim so well, we almost fell for it!" "You're wicked through and through!" "I hate it when people play the pity card to gain sympathy from others! Damn you!"

Jen said sounding so annoyed at the thought of it, her shoulder shiver as she said “as if, I’ll ever consider such a low life" “hey, I know he’s way older than you but I think he’s a good man, am not saying you should date him, just saying you shouldn’t use such adjectives to qualify a person” Amber said looking rather sad her friend would describe such a sweet man as a low life “Erm hello, Amber if he’s such a good person why would he be wishing me bad by telling me he likes me, that’s like bringing down my value" Jen said shaking her head “oh, come on, how could a simple word like that being down your value" Amber said tapping Jen light on her shoulder