To be deplored.
We were all saddened by the deplorable death of his son.
A person or thing that is to be deplored.
[W]hat better is an old fellow, mauled with rheumatism and other deplorables.
A supporter of Donald Trump.
PIE word *de The adjective is borrowed from French déplorable (“lamentable, regrettable”), or from its etymon Late Latin dēplōrābilis + English -able (suffix meaning ‘relevant to, suitable to’). Dēpl...
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He [Donald Trump] did not say who “the guys” were—but [John Maguire] Dowd knew he meant the Trump base, the crowds at his rallies, the Fox News watchers, the deplorables.