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Discover LudwigThe part of a sentence "that's despicable" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used as an exclamation to convey strong disgust or disapproval towards something or someone. Example: "I can't believe he stole money from his own mother. That's despicable!"
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"That's despicable.
"That's despicable," Alan says.
Kim Torster wrote: "That's despicable.
Because we can't leave to make more money — that's despicable.
OK? That's despicable.
"That's despicable behavior that nobody, man nor woman, in this country can condone," she said.
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At a stroke, Terre'Blanche represented all that was despicable about the old apartheid regime and, at the same time, all that was progressive and hopeful about the new.
And what is even worse is the fact that these innocent kids will be influenced by immoral characters that are despicable role models.
That was despicable".
And what happened after that was despicable.
That is despicable behaviour, impossible to condone or defend.
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