It prevents her from lashing out, or publicly belittling blocs of voters she may, in private, consider "deplorable," or expressing the frustration that she certainly must be experiencing right now.
The people who brought me up and educated me considered that deplorable, and reminded me constantly during my childhood that I was "not the only pebble on the beach", so at some level I still shock myself when I write about my own life - but not so severely that I ever considered not doing it, or that I now regret doing it... no, not for a moment.
An experienced and capable officer, Lipsett was popular with both his men and his superiors and his death was considered "a deplorable loss to the Division".
However, people are starting to apply it to anyone good-natured, which White considers "a deplorable sign of the leveling power of democracy".
In its judgment, the NMC panel said: "The panel concluded that your conduct was such that it would be considered 'deplorable' and was therefore a sufficiently serious departure from acceptable standards so as to amount to misconduct".
Seattle also considered Wells Fargo's "deplorable" consumer practices in deciding to drop the bank, according to Juarez.
Hispanic groups have long considered the term deplorable for its insinuation that mothers would use procreation as a method of gaming the immigration system.
"Whilst that may be considered by some as deplorable, only claims which amount to assertion of fact are likely to meet the test for undue influence," Watt said.
You might say he considered Trump and his supporters deplorable.
Changed circumstances make that unknowable; devoted as he was to European peace, Churchill was a British imperialist, who would have considered any loss of sovereignty deplorable.
