" execrable "

1: extremely unsatisfactory;

  * e.g., " ... her execrable singing finally brought a complaint from the neighbors "

•  Synonyms : 

•  abysmal,

•  atrocious,

•  awful,

•  dismal,

•  horrible,

•  lousy,

•  punk,

•  rotten,

•  sucky,

•  terrible,

•  wretched

•  Antonyms : 

•  bitchin',

•  great,

•  marvelous,

•  wonderful

2: of low quality;

  * e.g., " ... another souvenir shop selling execrable knickknacks manufactured in some foreign sweatshop "

•  Synonyms : 

•  bad,

•  bargain-basement,

•  bum,

•  cheap,

•  cheapjack,

•  cheesy,

•  coarse,

•  common,

•  crappy,

•  cut-rate,

•  el cheapo,

•  gimcrack,

•  inferior,

•  junky,

•  lousy,

•  low-grade,

•  low-rent,

•  mediocre,

•  miserable,

•  poor,

•  rotten,

•  rubbishy,

•  schlock,

•  second-rate,

•  shoddy,

•  sleazy,

•  terrible,

•  trashy,

•  trumpery,

•  wretched

•  Antonyms : 

•  excellent,

•  fine,

•  first-class,

•  first-rate,

•  good,

•  high-grade,

•  superior,

•  top-notch

3: not following or in accordance with standards of honor and decency;

  * e.g., " ... a sordid murder case that was covered with execrable excess by the newspaper tabloids and cable news outlets "

•  Synonyms : 

•  base,

•  contemptible,

•  currish,

•  despicable,

•  detestable,

•  dirty,

•  dishonorable,

•  ignoble,

•  ignominious,

•  low,

•  low-down,

•  low-minded,

•  mean,

•  nasty,

•  paltry,

•  snide,

•  sordid,

•  vile,

•  wretched

•  Antonyms : 

•  high,

•  high-minded,

•  honorable,

•  lofty,

•  noble,

•  straight,

•  upright,

•  venerable,

•  virtuous