Today’s Words That Work: Opprobrious

By Early To Rise | Tue, Feb 16, 2010 |

  

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Opprobrious (uh-PROH-bree-us) — from the Latin for “to reproach” — means scornful or abusive; expressing contempt.

Example (as used by Bob Bly today): “People tell me they bought a product online, but when they called about returning it, the seller became downright opprobrious.”

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