Outrageously Funny Word Dictionary :: Reprehensively

👉 Reprehensively is a phrase in English that means to misunderstand or fail to understand something that is unexpected, surprising, or incomprehensible. It can also refer to someone who does not have any understanding of something they are saying or doing.

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👉 Reprehensively is a term used in literature and media to describe someone who is unkind, harsh, or unfriendly. It can also be used metaphorically to describe someone who behaves with a low regard for others, especially those who are not of their own class. The phrase was first used by the British author Charles Dickens in his play "A Tale of Two Cities" and has since become associated with negative and unkind behavior.

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