In the 19th century there were many scandals which, in the terms of those days, were as hateful and opprobrious as those we see today.
The trick was, and still is, to get as many opprobrious adjectives and adverbs into eight or so sub-paragraphs.
But let us leave the fixed incomes aside, heavily taxed as some of them are, as the opprobrious recipients of unearned income.
However, in a sense, it is a little opprobrious to suggest that those qualities could not be found in a member of the forum.
Would you cause him to withdraw that disgraceful and opprobrious intervention?
It is an opprobrious phrase, prying, if you do not agree with the activity at all or with the purpose of the activity.
The word "animal" is only rarely applied to man, except in an opprobrious, derogatory or contemptuous manner.
I certainly do not accept for a moment the opprobrious epithets in which that supplementary question was clothed.
