The phrase "as a contemptible" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when describing someone or something in a derogatory manner, often to express disdain or disapproval.
Example: "He was treated as a contemptible figure in the community, shunned by those who once called him a friend."
Alternatives: "as a despicable" or "as a loathsome".
Still, Augie had sized me up as a contemptible case: an inferior driver.
Ed Miliband, leader of the opposition Labour Party, which saw Mrs. Thatcher as a contemptible figure during her years in power, sought to find a middle ground.
Edward II is dismissed as a contemptible figure who "reduced the prestige of the English Crown to the lowest point in all its history".
Beauman casts the mouse as a contemptible victim of her own delusions and banishes her to Canada, but loyal fans of "Rebecca" may root for her anyway.
These events have remained a matter of controversy between those Polish historians who believe Stanislaus was part of a Bohemian-German plot designed to remove Bolesław and replace him with Władysław, and those who describe the execution as a contemptible act of revenge against a saintly bishop who had excommunicated a cruel, licentious king.
In a few aggrieved sentences, Linton managed to frame her husband's three-hundred-million-dollar net worth as a burden, her six months in Washington as harrowing public servitude, and an ordinary American as a contemptible member of the economic underclass.
Arabic literature has in the past represented them as infidels and a contemptible class, and they have faced corresponding persecution and discrimination.
State-registered merchants, who were forced by law to wear white-colored clothes and pay high commercial taxes, were considered by the gentry as social parasites with a contemptible status.
The national-security adviser rejected the very idea that the I.C.C. could inspire any good, simultaneously exaggerating the power of the court as an ominous global colossus and belittling it as a puny, contemptible farce.
As we all know, young workers are a contemptible bunch.
We have now, just as we did then, the ability to stop this, and as contemptible as it is to wager human life, the amount of people a Saddam-free Iraq will save outweighs the casualties of today".
