deplorable

To be deplored.

We were all saddened by the deplorable death of his son.

[T]he storie of / Your most deplorable fortune at the first warmde mee / With more then modest heates, but since I saw you / I am all fire, and shall turne cyndars, yf / You showe not mercie to mee.

To be deplored.

Poor children suffer permanent damage due to deplorable living conditions and deplorable treatment by law enforcement.

Poor children are often accused of having deplorable manners, when they are, in fact, simply responding to society in ways that mirror how society treats them.

A person or thing that is to be deplored.

[W]hat better is an old fellow, mauled with rheumatism and other deplorables.

[H]eralding, this season, an end of the most awful of all apparel abominations, that most despicable of all deplorables, the ankle sock.

A supporter of Donald Trump.

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.

Trump's fate, [Steve] Bannon declared, rested with the deplorables, who had to be brought to the kind of fearful emotional pitch that would get them to the polls.